The Saya figure captures the enigmatic allure of Saya from Saya no Uta with a poised, haunting presence. The sculpture highlights pale, porcelain-like skin contrasted by dark, vivid eyes and subtle facial features that hint at mystery and danger. Her hair flows in soft strands that frame a calm, almost serene expression, while the pose conveys quiet tension and an unsettling grace. The outfit is rendered with meticulous texture, from delicate folds to the weight of the fabric at the ankles, and the base is designed to complement the eerie atmosphere of the series, adding a subtle, evocative glow.

Saya no Uta follows Fuminori Nishizono, a medical student who survives a car crash to discover that the world around him has warped into a grotesque chorus of flesh and bone. In this nightmarish landscape, he encounters Saya, a girl who appears beautiful and benevolent to him but is revealed to be a dangerous alien creature hiding beneath a human visage. Torn between love and horror, Fuminori's mind struggles with what is real as he grapples with morality, longing, and survival. The story probes perception, the nature of monstrosity, and the limits of devotion in a world where beauty and horror are inseparable.