A Sorceress Transformed

Following in the footsteps of Geralt Ronin and Yennefer the Kunoichi, behold this latest collectible statue inspired by the mysterious and elusive lands of feudal Japan: Triss the Kannagi. Here, the red-headed sorceress is transformed into a style familiar to readers of The Witcher: Ronin manga. Venturing far beyond the Slavic myths of the Continent, Triss Merigold takes the form of a kannagi, a shamanic shrine maiden, imbued with deep spiritual power perfectly befitting her character.

Outfitted in traditional attire, complete with crimson-hued hakama that compliment her fiery red hair, Triss the Kannagi seems to defy gravity as she rises up, poised between two ancient dragon statues — an open and well-worn tome lying at her feet. With her arm extended and an expression of concentration on her face, Triss prepares to cast a spell, possibly to protect the shrine beyond her.

Crafted from hand-painted resin, there is a lifelike presence to this statue that feels no less than magical. Intricate details are found all over, from the ornate decals adorning Triss’ attire to the beautifully crafted dragon statues and decor on the base.

Add the kannagi to your collection, and feel the mystical aura of the land of the rising sun as it once more combines with the world of The Witcher.

This Kannagi statue weighs approximately 4.6 kg and stands at around 40 cm. It arrives in three easily assembled parts. Due to the complex and hand-painted nature of the item, each figure may feature minor differences in appearance.

Attention all collectors: This prized possession is available in a limited run of just 400 pieces. Act swiftly to secure yours!

Details:

• Limited Edition: Strictly limited to 400 pieces worldwide

• Material: Hand-painted resin
• Weight: Approximately 4.6kg (10.14 lbs)
• Dimensions: 29 x 28 x 40 cm (H) / 11.4” x 11” x 15.75” (H)

• • Comes in three easily assembled parts