Karifurama from Oyasai Yousei is presented as a charming garden sprite standing 131 millimeters tall, ready to brighten any display. She stands on a small grassy base, one foot slightly forward, arms raised in a welcoming gesture as if inviting you to peek into a hidden patch of flora. Her outfit blends soft pastel hues with leafy textures: a dress that flows around her knees, embroidered petals along the hem, and a translucent cape that catches light like morning dew. Her hair is sculpted in gentle waves, with tiny seed-like beads woven through and a sprig tucked behind the ear. The sculpt emphasizes delicate linework: subtle shading on the limbs, fine creases in the sleeves, and a glossy finish on the decorative ornaments that catches reflections. The result is a figure that feels alive—playful yet serene, approachable yet detailed enough to invite connoisseurs to inspect every inch. This Karifurama is designed to be a focal point on a shelf, exuding a quiet warmth that matches the character’s role in the Oyasai Yousei universe.

Within the series Oyasai Yousei, Karifurama is a gentle garden fairy who tends to the miniature crops that flourish in hidden patches among human homes. She moves with careful steps, carrying a tiny rake and a seed pouch, always ready to nurture sprouts and remind friends that patience yields growth. Karifurama speaks softly with the wind, guiding young plants through their early days and teaching others to respect the rhythm of the seasons. Her stories involve helping her village survive droughts and frost by coordinating bloom cycles and sharing what she has learned from elders. On adventures beyond the hedges, she befriends curious children who discover that even the smallest seeds can become something wonderful when tended with kindness and persistence. Her bravery is quiet, rooted in observation and care, and her legends encourage fans to cultivate their own hobbies with same tenderness she brings to her garden.