Mo Dao Zu Shi: Lan Xichen Acrylic Stand - Song of the Forest Ver
Mo Dao Zu Shi: Lan Xichen Acrylic Stand - Song of the Forest Ver
Product details
The First Jade of Lan and Sect Leader of Gusu Lan, Lan Xichen, arrives in the serene 'Song of the Forest' series. Known for his peerless elegance and gentle nature, this piece perfectly captures the Zewu-jun we all admire—peaceful, poised, and eternally graceful.
Visual Highlights
Lan Xichen is depicted in his signature Gusu Lan robes of pristine white and soft blue, adorned with the iconic cloud motifs. He is captured in a moment of musical contemplation, playing his white jade flute, Liebing. The backdrop of lush green bamboo adds a layer of scholar-like tranquility, making it feel as if you've stepped right into the Cloud Recesses. The high-quality CNC cutting and crisp printing bring every fold of his flowing sleeves to life.
For Collectors
This 'Song of the Forest' series highlights the connection between the cultivators and nature. Lan Xichen's presence is a calming addition to any Mo Dao Zu Shi collection, especially when paired with his brother Lan Wangji or the rest of the Gusu Lan disciples. It’s a beautiful way to commemorate of the most respected figures in the cultivation world.
- Product Type: Acrylic Stand
- Character: Lan Xichen (Zewu-jun)
- Series: Mo Dao Zu Shi - Song of the Forest
- Material: High-quality Acrylic (Coated Printing)
- Size: Approx. 154mm x 205mm
⚠️ Please remove the protective film on both sides before display. We recommend filming an unboxing video for quality assurance.
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