Product description
Introducing Studio Ghibli-inspired diorama, realistically reproducing Kiki’s family home, the Okino House, which appears at the beginning of Kiki’s Delivery Service.
Indulge yourself in an assembly of delicately laser-cut hard paper to create cute miniatures without the need for painting. This miniature art kit replicates one of the early scenes from the Kiki’s Delivery Service movie.
One of the most distinctive features is the numerous leaves that cover the exterior walls of the house. After you’ve built the main body of the house, you can recreate the greenery by adding the included sand powder, by comparing it to the Okino House in the movie.
This set will keep you engaged for hours, estimating approx. 12 hours of assembling time, and it’ll be great for someone who’s had previous experience in assembling dioramas, given the challenging difficulty level - it’s worth it!
Product features
- Diorama / paper craft
- Features Studio Ghibli - movie Kiki’s Delivery Service
- Reference assembly time: 12 hours
- Difficulty Level: ***
- Dimensions (W x D x H) 5.5 x 3.8 x 2.5 inches (140 x 97 x 64 mm)
- Great as a gift for Studio Ghibli fans
- Set Contents: Okino house
Further Information
Okino Residence is the home of Kiki and her family in the film Kiki’s Delivery Service.
The Okino Residence is located in the small town of Karikiya and is home to Kiki’s family, which includes her father, Okino and her mother, Kokiri. The house is surrounded by gardens and flowers, and includes a sun room and a potion-making workshop. Kiki’s bedroom room is located on the second floor.
Kiki’s home is based on concepts by Hiroshi Ono and Katsuya Kondou. According to background artist Hiroshi Ono, he "wanted to emulate the original story’s image of Kiki’s house being surrounded by flowers, giving it a fairy tale look." Ono elaborated on the interiors, "I wanted the interior and exterior of the sun room to look bright, but I ended up having to reduce the light quite a bit. This turned out to be better though."
