The Suigintou figure from Rozen Maiden, produced for Acetone, presents a striking display of gothic elegance. The sculpture captures a poised silhouette with a slightly turned hip, one arm raised in a confident gesture, and the other hand resting by her side. Her flowing black dress cascades in layered frills and lace, accented with silver Roselyn motifs and subtle blue highlights that catch the light. A pair of large, dark wings arches from her back, sculpted with feathered detail and a sense of weight. The pale porcelain skin contrasts with the garment, and the glossy finish enhances the doll like look. The base completes the scene with ornate gothic patterns that echo Rozen's aesthetic.

Suigintou is the first Rozen Maiden created by Rozen to serve as a perfect daughter and to win the game to become Alice. She embodies sorrow, independence, and fierce determination, often acting alone while pursuing her own code of honor. In the Rozen Maiden story, she challenges rival dolls, especially Shinku, and forms complex bonds with them that reveal both vulnerability and strength. Her wings symbolize a trapped ideal, and her quest for the seven fragments or the right to oppose fate drives many events. Through battles, bargains, and hidden loyalties, Suigintou's character reveals the cost of beauty and power.