Stylized dryad nymph in a graceful contrapposto pose, designed as a tabletop and diorama character. The sculpt emphasizes a strong silhouette — large leaf-and-root hair, layered leaf skirt and botanical torso detail — so it reads well at hobby viewing distances. The figure sits on a low round base with small ground elements to aid placement in scenic layouts. The digital master is prepared at ; customers receive a single master and may scale that master for other sizes during print preparation. The sculpt favors larger form detail and distinct leaf ridges rather than microscopic facial pores, making it an excellent paint-and-display piece or a narrative tabletop token. Placement and finishing suggestions: glue the base into recessed terrain or trim the base for custom mounting; use contrast-focused painting techniques to bring out leaf planes and ridges. Use cases include woodland dioramas, village street vignettes, shrine displays, and unique tabletop objectives.