01 | Before You Begin

Give yourself a little space, and a little time.

All vou need is simple preparation: a pair of scissors, a clean environment, and a quiet momen without interruption.

It nas weignt and detail, so moving gently will teel more reassuring

02 | Opening the Outer Box

After opening the outer box, you will see multiple layers of protective structure. These layers are not unnecessary packaging, but part of how it safely arrives to you

Please avoid tearing forcefully and let each layer open naturally. Like gently unfolding a carefully protected encounter.

03 | Releasing the Fixations

During transport, each part of the body is secured for protection. Please release them in order:

No steo neeas to be tast. Just steadv ana dente. It mas ust come trom a lone ournev ana needs

time to return to a stable state.

04| Removing the Body

Use both hands to support the main weiaht-bearing area and remove it slowlv. Avoid pulling onlv une arms or leas

This moment is not about efficiency, but about welcoming it into your space. Steady is enough.

05 | First Placement

After placing it down gently, there is no need to adjust its pose immediately. Let it rest quietly for a moment.

Inere may be slight pressure marks or protective powder, which are normal traces of transport. It neeas a tue ume to move trom a trave state back into a settlea state.

06| Adjustment & Positioning

It vou need to aclust ine loints. take vour time. Avole Torcine it to its limits and keeo it within a natural range.

It is not an object to be fixed into a pose, but a presence that gradually settles into your space.

07 | Storage Guidelines

When not in use, storage conditions directly affect long-term texture and structural stability. No complex setup is needed, only a relatively stable environment.

Please follow these guidelines:

• Avoid direct sunlight, especially prolonged strong light exposure (may affect surface color and texture stability)
• Avoid high heat, humidity, or frequent temperature changes (such as windows, bathrooms, garages)
• Avoid long-term pressure on a single point or folded storage (to prevent structural indentations)
• It is recommended to keep a natural resting position or use support to distribute weight For long-term storage, keeping the surface clean and dry helps maintain stable texture. It does not require complex care, only a stable environment where the material can remain in it: natural state.

08 | Final Note

Its arrival is quiet. And every step you take defines its first presence in your space.

Ine moment unboxing ends is not a completion.

It is only the beginning.