Oboro Muramasa - Momohime is captured in a poised, dramatic pose that brings her calm grace to life. The figure wears a lacquered kimono with layered sleeves, painted in deep blues and soft whites, with subtle gradations that reveal feathered shading along every flare and ripple of fabric. The long, flowing hair is tucked into an intricate hairstyle with ornate pins, accented by a tiny ornamental hairpiece. Her katana is drawn at her side, the blade gleaming with a precise edge and a detailed guard. The stand is crafted to resemble stone tiles with weathering, and tiny blossoms along the hem evoke the setting of a feudal garden. Every surface is finished with careful contrast: matte clothing, glossy blade, and carefully weathered base.

Momohime is a princess whose soul becomes bound to the cursed demon blade Oboro Muramasa. In the story world she travels through shadowed streets and moonlit courtyards to reclaim her identity while resisting the blade’s influence, which seeks to merge its will with hers. Her outward serenity masks a fierce determination, as she negotiates danger, betrayal, and the consequences of wielding a weapon that carries both power and a heavy price. The tale explores themes of fate, autonomy, and the cost of strength, as Momohime learns to trust allies and defines her own path beyond the blade’s whispering voice. The figure captures her resilience, grace, and tragic beauty, inviting fans to imagine her turning the page of a tumultuous destiny.