Stanley Kubrick directed the film adaptation of Stephen King's novel of the same name. Jack Nicholson starred as Jack Torrance, a novelist, and the film was praised as "a masterpiece of modern horror" for its continuous tense visuals, including the scene where he breaks through the bathroom door with an axe and peers through. This work, which continues to shock 40 years after its release, now sees the twin girls from the film appear as statues. The twin girls from the film "The Shining" arrive as statues.

Kubrick, known for his perfectionism, meticulously crafted scenes that are beautiful from every angle. Among them, the scene where the twin girls suddenly appear in the hallway of the Overlook Hotel, the film's setting, is likely to have left a strong impression. The "GRADY TWINS STATUE" now released is a realistic reproduction of this iconic scene, standing approximately 350mm tall. Even as a statue, their presence is overwhelming.