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A fully plush Mi-Go from the Cthulhu Mythos wearing traditional Japanese miko shrine maiden attire, full body, solo, reimagined as a premium handmade stuffed plush creature. The creature has a pinkish fungoid crustacean-like body, a vaguely humanoid silhouette, a convoluted ridged ellipsoid head made of soft plush rings, short soft antennae, several pairs of plush limbs, delicate bat-like wings on its back, and a strange but gentle otherworldly presence. It wears a traditional miko outfit recreated entirely in soft stuffed fabric: a white kosode-style robe with wide sleeves, bright vermilion hakama trousers, a loose white chihaya overgarment, and simple soft fabric shrine sandals. The miko clothing should wrap naturally around the alien body while leaving the wings and extra limbs visible. Add subtle shrine-maiden details such as a red-and-white hair ribbon-like cord, soft paper gohei streamers, and a padded wooden-looking kagura bell prop, all made of plush fabric. Every part of the character is made of plush fabric and cotton stuffing, including the fungoid body, crustacean-like limbs, antennae, wings, miko robe, hakama, chihaya, sandals, ribbons, gohei, and ritual props. No hard shell, no metal, no plastic, no glossy surfaces, no realistic gore. Visible stitched seams, soft velour texture, rounded stuffed-toy proportions, padded fabric folds, premium handmade plush toy aesthetic. Centered full-body studio portrait, standing in a graceful shrine ritual pose, looking mysterious and ceremonial, soft studio lighting, shallow depth of field, neutral grey blurred background, photorealistic fully plush toy style, highly detailed.