From the Table Museum series-"touchable artwork"-comes the Table Museum: Annex, a lineup that brings famous works of art from around the world into 3D form.
The fourth release is the Shakoki-Dogu, one of the most iconic clay figures from Japan's ancient Jomon period. Its name derives from its unique large eyes, said to resemble snow goggles or a sunshade. The figure's exaggerated and mysterious form has inspired countless theories about what the Jomon people intended to represent.
Now, you can bring this enigmatic yet oddly endearing relic of the past into your own collection. The smooth, highly articulated joints characteristic of figma engineering allow for a wide range of expressive poses. It also comes with multiple interchangeable eye parts for different expressions, plus a dedicated figma stand with an adjustable support arm.
