Retro yet somehow new. The exquisite colors will pierce your heart...!
TV anime "Golden Kamuy" × Bee's Knees 3rd release is finally here!
The characters, drawn in a loose and cute style, have their charm tightly condensed into a retro-pop world.
This acrylic diorama features a layered arrangement that sparks the imagination of depth.
Also great as room decor.
Set against the backdrop of Kabukicho Ichiban-gai, the familiar faces are cutely deformed and arranged together with signboard-inspired parts in an easy-to-assemble design.
You'll want to collect it as desk or room decor!
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・Accessories and other props shown in the product images are not included.
・Due to the nature of the materials, pattern appearance, color, and thickness may vary slightly between items. Please note in advance.
・Do not use for purposes other than those intended.
・The product may become dirty with use or over time.
・During manufacturing, some pieces may be loose or tight. Please note there may be individual differences in fit.
・This product contains small parts. Keep away from children and infants to prevent accidental swallowing. Store out of reach.
・There are sharp parts; handle with care to avoid injury.
・Keep away from fire and high temperatures as it may melt or cause burns.
・Prints may peel off with handling.
・Do not let benzine or chemicals come into contact with this product.
・Color unevenness or ink streaking may be visible; please enjoy this as part of the texture.
・When opening the product, the unique smell of UV ink may cause discomfort. Do not smell the product immediately after opening. The odor is strongest just after opening and will gradually subside; avoid smelling the surface as a precaution.
Bee's Knees
Born as a "top-notch" goods series by illustrator Ikenouchi B.
"Bee's Knees" is an old English expression that literally translates to "bee's knees" and is used to mean "the best thing, an exceptional thing."
The brand name plays on illustrator Ikenouchi "B"'s name origin "Bee" and the words "Knees" and "Needs."
