The Rozen Maiden Tr Traumend Barasuishou figure stands in a poised, elegant pose that captures her unsettling beauty. At 1/6 scale, the figure measures about 250 mm tall, with meticulous sculpting that highlights delicate facial features, slender fingers, and flowing hair. She wears a pristine white dress accented with crimson ribbons and lace, layered skirts that create a soft silhouette, and fine embroidery that trails along the hems. A rose motif decorates the diorama base, while translucent materials simulate silk and ribbons catching the light. The paintwork emphasizes subtle shading on the doll's skin and hair, giving a haunting, noble presence. The overall display evokes the character's enigmatic dual nature.

Barasuishou appears in Rozen Maiden Träumend as the elusive and dangerous counterpart to the other dolls. Known as the False Rose, she embodies longing, secrecy, and a darker aspect of the Rozen world. Her arrival unsettles the established harmony among the dolls, challenging Shinku and the others to face a path where desire can blur into fate. Throughout the story, Barasuishou's actions drive revelation about the origins of the dolls, the rules that bind them, and the true nature of the dream of becoming a perfect bride. Her presence heightens tension and curiosity as alliances shift and hidden motives emerge.