This figure depicts Nagi from Kannagi in a poised, dynamic pose that captures her blend of shrine-daughter grace and contemporary charm. She stands with one leg forward on a sculpted base that echoes traditional temple steps, her long teal-green hair flowing behind her and catching light with delicate shading. Her outfit is a modernized shrine maiden ensemble: a white kimono top with emerald accents, layered with a flowing emerald hakama, and trailing ribbons that frame her silhouette. The sculpt emphasizes fine fabric folds and subtle jewelry details, while the serene, confident expression conveys Nagi’s calm resolve. Expert paintwork highlights gradients in her hair and clothing, bringing the character’s vibrant color palette to life and making the figure a striking centerpiece for a Kannagi display.

Nagi is a central figure in Kannagi, a goddess who steps into the everyday world through the story's blend of humor and heart. She embodies a thoughtful mix of sacred grace and youthful curiosity, often guiding the human protagonist while learning about modern life and its quirks. Her warmth, wit, and steadfast sense of duty balance the series' lighter moments with moments of genuine emotion. In the narrative, Nagi’s interactions explore themes of tradition versus change, friendship, and personal growth, revealing a character who remains compassionate under pressure and quick to defend those she cares about. The figure captures that spirit: calm yet spirited, poised but approachable, a beloved symbol of resilience and charm for Kannagi fans.