"One of my favorite pieces. A vintage six-sided, three-tiered display case where I showcase my Cloth Myth 1.0 collection. Each side and level carries its own symbolism — both vertically and within each diorama’s story.

On the first level, the focus is the Poseidon arc, with the seven pillars being destroyed by the Bronze Saints. Athena sits at the center, on the throne from the Galaxian Wars, holding the jar that imprisons Poseidon, with Hypnos’ sacred urn in the background — small easter eggs that tie different arcs together.

The second level highlights the sacrifice of the Gold Saints, who gave their blood to revive the Bronze Saints' Cloths. I combined scenes from both the anime and manga, featuring all the characters who took part in that moment.

On the third level, the diorama portrays Saga’s betrayal: the murder of Shion, former Grand Pope and friend of Dohko, followed by Saga taking his place and ordering Saori’s (Athena’s) assassination.

Vertically, there’s also a symbolic connection: the Gold Saints on the lower levels each played a significant role in the journey of the Bronze Saint placed above them."