Path to Nowhere: Lady Pearl L-Shaped Folder - Guangbo Collab
Path to Nowhere: Lady Pearl L-Shaped Folder - Guangbo Collab
Product details
Step into the spotlight with the Lady of the Pearl Theater herself. Path to Nowhere fans know that when Lady Pearl is involved, everything is a performance—and this collaboration with Guangbo captures that theatrical noir aesthetic perfectly. If you've been captivated by her charisma in DisCity, this is how you bring a piece of that mystery to your desk.
Visual Highlights
The artwork is absolutely stunning, featuring Lady Pearl in her signature high-society attire. side showcases a framed, vintage-style portrait that looks like it belongs in a haunted gallery, while the other gives us a full-scale look at her under the dramatic red curtains of her theater. The rich crimson and gold tones are deep and saturated, making this much more than just a piece of stationery—it's a display piece.
For Collectors
This is part of the 'Moments of Record' series, a special collaboration that brings high-end art to everyday items. It's the perfect way to organize your 'confidential files' (or just your A4 documents) while showing your loyalty to the Garden.
- Product Type: L-Shaped File Folder
- Character: Lady Pearl
- Series: Guangbo x Path to Nowhere Collab - Moments of Record
- Material: PP (Polypropylene)
- Size: 220 x 310 mm (Standard A4)
⚠️ Handle with care to avoid surface scratches on the high-gloss finish.
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