Art History Samurai Warrior Labubu Sculpture - 160cm

Description

The Art History Samurai Warrior Labubu Sculpture 160cm transforms a classic kabuki performance into a commanding character display for indoor settings. Inspired by traditional Japanese woodblock prints, particularly the famous Actor Ōtani Oniji III as Yakko Edobei, this sculpture reimagines Labubu as a fierce stage warrior. The fibreglass form is outfitted in a flowing black robe with red lining and gold shoulder accents, styled in true kabuki theatre fashion. Labubu’s intense expression, with sharply arched brows and defined red eye markings, channels the bold posture of a dramatic scene mid-performance. Its topknot-style hair, sculpted in a sleek, segmented design, completes the theatrical transformation.

Cultural Drama Meets Character Design

Standing at 160cm, this fibreglass sculpture delivers strong visual impact without overpowering a room. Ideal for themed interiors, display studios, or collector spaces, it fuses historical depth with playful reinterpretation. The polished finish and stylised detailing on the face, costume folds, and fur-textured limbs give the piece both art-toy appeal and decor-worthy substance. This version of Labubu leans into intensity, creating a distinct mood that contrasts with lighter characters in the collection. Whether you're drawn to Japanese visual heritage or appreciate dramatic indoor pieces with story built into every detail, this sculpture brings presence and cultural texture to any setting.

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