The Kozuki Hiyori figure presents a serene yet dynamic presence. Crafted by Bandai Spirits in the Ichiban Kuji Hana no Maku line, this statue showcases Hiyori in a traditional kimono with layered sleeves and a flowing skirt that ripples with implied motion. Fine sculpting details bring out delicate facial features, a calm expression, and long, dark hair styled to frame her face. The color palette blends crimson, lilac, and gold accents to evoke the Wano aesthetic and the celebratory Hana no Maku motif. The sculptor has reproduced tiny patterns on the kimono, folds that catch light, and precise shading along the obi and obi knot. The base and surrounding elements echo a ceremonial scene, with blossoms and subtle Kikyo influences, creating a majestic, collectible presence suitable for display in a hobby shelf. Overall the piece conveys elegance, resilience, and a quiet strength befitting Hiyori's role in One Piece.

Kozuki Hiyori, the daughter of Kozuki Oden, carries the weight of Wano's history while concealing her true identity for safety and survival. In the series she embodies a blend of resolve and gentleness, learning from the turmoil around her and shaping her own course in the shadow of the lion of Wano. This figure captures that narrative by presenting her as a connecting thread between the fallen samurai era and the new age promised by Luffy and his crew. Her story is one of loyalty, hidden courage, and a quiet but persistent hope for her homeland. Displaying Hiyori in a moment of ceremonial grace, the statue hints at her future role in reuniting her people, while honoring the legacy left by Oden and the sacrifices of those who fought to protect Wano.