Step into the glorious world of The Radiant Throne & The Azure Sovereign! This exquisitely crafted diorama figure showcases a radiant white-haired prince—crowned with gleaming majesty, his azure eyes sparkling with wisdom and hope, seated confidently upon a lavish throne adorned with intricate courtly patterns. The entire scene brims with celebratory joy: the throne, crafted in …
Origin & LoreKagura (神楽), meaning “entertainment of the gods,” is the embodiment of ancient Shinto ritual dances. She serves as a bridge between deities and humans, delivering divine messages through dance and music while purifying curses. In games like Onmyoji, she is portrayed as a shrine maiden with immense spiritual power, wielding talismans and commanding shikigami …
Chang’e: The Goddess of the Moon In Chinese mythology, Chang’e is the eternal and beloved goddess who lives on the moon. Her story is one of love, sacrifice, and the origin of the Mid-Autumn Festival. According to the most famous legend, Chang’e was the beautiful wife of Hou Yi, a legendary archer who saved the …
Origin & LoreKagura (神楽), meaning “entertainment of the gods,” is the embodiment of ancient Shinto ritual dances. She serves as a bridge between deities and humans, delivering divine messages through dance and music while purifying curses. In games like Onmyoji, she is portrayed as a shrine maiden with immense spiritual power, wielding talismans and commanding shikigami …
Origin & FolkloreShiranui (不知火), meaning “mysterious fire,” is a legendary phenomenon from Kyushu, Japan (particularly Kumamoto and Kagoshima). Ancient fishermen often witnessed eerie blue flames flickering over the sea at night—flames that could never be approached, hence the name “unknown fire.” In Japanese folklore, Shiranui is said to be the breath of a dragon god …