The latest release is called Sleeping Beauty Shark Fairies, and it comes in just two color variants: Sleeping Beauty Shark Fairies – Silver Fin and Sleeping Beauty Shark Fairies – Black Fin.
The girl, featuring a shark tail, curls up like a fetus inside a black plastic tray. From the front, you can see that there are also gill-like details beneath her arms. The entire design looks just like a deep-sea creature you might have encountered in a dream.
Sleeping Beauty Shark Fairies – Silver Fin
The Silver Fin version features a dreamy white-to-blue gradient as its main color scheme, giving the figure an almost ethereal paint finish. The girl’s gradient hair complements the color transition of the shark’s lower body, while the pearlescent tones become particularly noticeable under sunlight.
The plastic tray serving as the base is rendered entirely in white. For me, this creates an interesting contrast between the artificial appearance of the plastic and the natural imagery of the ocean.
Sleeping Beauty Shark Fairies – Black Fin
In comparison, Black Fin features a deeper blue-to-black gradient across the shark’s body, creating a more authentic deep-sea atmosphere.
Meanwhile, the girl’s flowing hair transitions from brown to blue, with the blue portion featuring a translucent finish. Both versions use pearlescent paint on the shark sections, visually capturing the quiet beauty of the deep sea, with subtle shimmering details that resemble scattered stars in the darkness.
The matching plastic tray also changes to black, complementing the quiet and mysterious atmosphere of the darker color scheme.
Of course, the actual product doesn’t include these bubbles. To share the images with everyone appropriately, I had no choice but to present them with this rather dreamy censored effect, hahaha.
Both versions come with their own display stands, similar to the previously released Bento Girl series.
The two statues share the same dimensions, with official measurements of 20 cm (L) × 16.5 cm (W) × 25.2 cm (H).
The in-hand photos below can also be used as a reference for their actual size.
The WeArtDoing Sleeping Beauty Shark Fairies combine imaginative character design with the mysterious beauty of deep-sea creatures. The Silver Fin version offers a dreamy white-and-blue palette with luminous pearlescent details, while Black Fin creates a darker, more enigmatic atmosphere through its blue-black gradients and translucent blue hair. With distinctive shark features, coordinated display bases, and a limited production run of 498 pieces in TOTAL, both statues bring a unique underwater fantasy aesthetic to any collection.
