A meticulously crafted bust of Goshima Kirie from the Uzumaki series. The figure stands about 200 mm tall, capturing Kirie's poised, observant expression. The sculpt emphasizes her characteristic hairstyle with strands framing the face and a simple, understated school uniform neckline. Fine shading and texturing highlight the contours of her cheeks, lips, and eyes, giving a lifelike yet manga-inspired look that hints at her role as the observer of the spiral madness enveloping her town. The base integrates a subtle spiral motif that ties the piece to the series' central theme. The paintwork brings out subtle color variations in the hair and skin, with clean lines and crisp edges that emphasize the bust's premium quality. This Unbox Industries piece aims to balance realism and stylization, making Kirie recognizable from Uzumaki while serving as a striking display element on a shelf or in a diorama. The design prioritizes displayability and durability for collectors, with a sealed finish that resists fingerprints and a stable base.

Kirie Goshima serves as the central observer through the unfolding horror of Spirals in Junji Ito's Uzumaki. In a seaside town overwhelmed by a supernatural fascination with spirals, Kirie documents the terrifying transformations and escalating oddities that touch every resident, from neighbors to friends. Her practical nature, courage, and steady narration drive the reader through a sequence of escalating events that challenge beliefs about fate, fear, and the bizarre power of a single symbol. Throughout the story she debates with her boyfriend Shuichi Saito, navigates increasingly perilous situations, and remains a resilient witness to the town's descent into obsession. Kirie's balance of compassion and curiosity anchors the narrative, offering a grounded perspective amid surreal horrors, and her arc explores how ordinary people respond when the normal world unravels around them. This figure seeks to honor that quiet strength and the haunting atmosphere that defines Uzumaki, portraying Kirie as both a product of the era and a timeless symbol of perseverance in the face of inexhaustible spirals.