PRISMA WING The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten Mahiru Shiina 1/7 Scale Pre-Painted Figure – Prime1Studio

 

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🎆 Mahiru Shiina – Yukata Ver.

“Yukata Together at the Summer Festival”
✨ From The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten

Captured from the Volume 6 light novel cover, Mahiru Shiina steps into summer in a pale violet yukata, her expression gentle and radiant. With flaxen hair swaying and wooden sandals clicking against the stone path, this 1/7 scale figure perfectly preserves the fleeting beauty of a festival night—and a quiet romance with the girl next door.

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🌸 FEATURE HIGHLIGHTS

💖 1. A Warm Gaze for Someone Special

Her porcelain complexion and soft smile express pure affection. A delicate kanzashi gathers her hair, adding elegance and charm to this graceful pose.

👘 2. A Yukata Adorned with Hydrangeas

The pale violet fabric features hydrangea motifs—subtle and refined. At her back, a butterfly-shaped sash completes the look, tying together tradition and youthful charm.

🪨 3. Stone Path Base – Festival Night Setting

The base resembles a dusk-lit stone walkway, accented with hydrangeas. You can almost hear the geta tapping gently—a moment frozen in a summer memory.

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📏 SPECIFICATIONS

Feature	Detail
Dimensions	H: 24 cm × W: 14 cm × D: 12 cm
Scale	1/7 Scale
Materials	PVC / ABS and other materials
Edition Size	Limited (unspecified)
Base	Special Festival-Inspired Stone Base

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📦 ORDER DETAILS

• ✅ Preorder Open Now – Limited Time
• 🔒 Non-Refundable Deposit Required
• 🚫 Shipping Not Included
• 📍 Estimated Shipping to Kuwait: KD 70–80 per box

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💡 WHO THIS IS FOR

💑 Fans of Romantic Slice-of-Life: A gentle moment of love and summer nostalgia captured in sculpted form.
🎐 Collectors of Seasonal Figures: A beautiful yukata piece that evokes the fleeting joy of festival nights.
🎨 Light Novel & Anime Fans: Perfect for those who follow Mahiru’s story across novels and animation, especially Volume 6 collectors.

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🌠 FINAL THOUGHTS

Soft, sincere, and brimming with quiet beauty—this figure of Mahiru Shiina offers more than just detail. It captures a memory: a festival night, a tender glance, and a story still unfolding. For fans of The Angel Next Door Spoils Me Rotten, it’s not just a figure—it’s a feeling.