Collection: Tengen Uzui (Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba)

Block, plate, or stand?

An acrylic stand is a printed panel with a separate base. An acrylic block is a thicker slab that stands unaided and catches light through its edges. A trading mini plate stand is a small plate held upright by a support. Tengen has releases in all three, so let shelf depth decide: blocks want space around them, panels want a straight row, plate stands sit between the two. Style lines such as Pita Defome and Petanko are named in titles when the artwork uses a deformed take.

Badges, buttons, and pins

Wearable Tengen pieces include an Oshi Corps member badge collection shared with Kyojuro Rengoku, a Valentine illustration button from a Priroll menu order bonus, and numbered emotional buttons from the Hashira Exhibition. The Sound Hashira and Wind Hashira cafe also produced I Support Sanemi Shinazugawa pins that are filed under Tengen, so read the printed design name in the title before ordering. Sets are often split later, so check whether a listing covers a full set or a single piece. The button and badge pages hold the format store wide.

One venue, one window

Some Tengen artwork was sold in a single place: a Forest Adventure collaboration and cafe eyecatch clear files shared with Tanjiro Kamado and Giyu Tomioka. An Okoshi Bus Ennichi Game air kuji ran as an online draw instead, so its C prize mini acrylic block came by prize letter rather than over a counter. Each listing names its origin, states a condition grade, and is a licensed Japanese release.