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Management number 249251214 Release Date 2026/09/07 List Price $41.61 Model Number 249251214
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The world's most famous beauty joins the figma series.

The "Table Museum" is a series of figma figures based on famous works of art that almost anyone would recognize! The twelfth figure in the series is the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, the most famous and mysterious beauty in the world. Her "Mona Lisa Smile", still debated over to this very day, has been faithfully captured in figure form.

Mona Lisa's lower-body, not visible in the original painting, has been sculpted based on an original interpretation. The figure was developed with the challenge of capturing Mona Lisa's full body. Since the figure represents a painting, special picture frame parts are included. Enjoy displaying the figure as though it jumped right out of the painting itself! Stay tuned fore more figures coming to the Table Museum series soon!

  • Using the smooth yet posable joints of figma, you can create a variety of poses.
  • Includes frame parts, a museum wall background panel and an articulated figma stand.
  • An original interpretation of what Mona Lisa's lower body looks like is included as lower-body parts.
  • Various interchangeable hand parts are included.
Painted plastic non-scale articulated figure with stand included. Approximately 100mm in height (140mm including frame).

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