This Saya figure captures the otherworldly presence of Saya from Saya no Uta. The statue presents a poised, humanlike silhouette while subtle details hint at something alien beneath the skin. The sculpt emphasizes a smooth, almost liquid surface with clean lines that trace the figure's elegant posture. A restrained, glossy finish gives a visceral feel, echoing the creature's uncanny aura. The eyes are crafted to glow with a piercing depth, while the hair flows naturally to frame the face. The overall design juxtaposes innocence with menace, inviting close inspection of the meticulously cast limbs and folds of the garment.

Saya no Uta follows Fuminori, a medical student who is maimed by a car crash and awakens to a world that looks grotesque to him but normal to no one else. In this new reality, Saya appears as a girl whose beauty is coupled with an unmistakable aura of danger, and to Fuminori she becomes the only companion who seems able to understand his isolation. Their bond grows amidst moral puzzles, as he wrestles with the horror he perceives and the tenderness he feels toward Saya. Their story explores themes of perception, identity, love, and the cost of seeing truth in a universe where the ordinary and the monstrous intertwine.