Tears of Themis: Artem Wing Acrylic Shikishi - Goodnight Series
Product details
Can we just take a second to appreciate domestic Artem Wing? We're so used to seeing him as the composed, high-powered senior attorney at Themis Law Firm, but this 'Goodnight' series gives us a rare glimpse into his private life. Seeing him in an apron is the kind of 'gap moe' we live for.
Visual Highlights
The artwork is absolutely cozy. Artem is captured in a warm, domestic moment, wearing a light blue apron with a cute lion print—a soft contrast to his usual sharp suits. He's got his cleaning gloves on and a spray bottle in hand, looking like the most reliable partner you could ask for. The 'Libra' logo at the top and the holographic-style accents on the acrylic surface give it a premium, collectible feel that looks stunning when the light hits it.
For Collectors
This isn't just a standard paper shikishi; it's a 2mm thick acrylic board backed with paperboard, giving it much more durability and a beautiful depth. It's the perfect size for a desk display or a dedicated NXX shelf. If you've been following Artem's journey from his strict mentorship to his gentler moments, this piece is a must-have.
- Product Type: Acrylic Shikishi (Color Paper)
- Character: Artem Wing (Libra)
- Series: Now Wish for a Good Night
- Material: 2mm Acrylic, Paperboard
- Size: Approx. 14.5 × 21.5cm
⚠️ Please remove the protective film from the acrylic surface after unboxing to reveal the clear finish. Minor internal marks may occur during production and are considered normal.
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