Crystal.

The product in context

A lower-body miniature is not a shrunken articulated torso. TANTALY lists Crystal as a skeleton-free transparent TPE form with a published 3.45 kg net weight and a 4 kg gross/packaged figure. It is worth separating those numbers: the net mass describes the product in the manufacturer table; gross mass is not the same thing as the weight that must be supported when handling the item itself.

This page describes the exact named Crystal listing, not an entire class of transparent TPE products. Related listings may have different structures, shapes, material behavior and care guidance.

Crystal at a glance

The manufacturer also publishes LHP and opening dimensions in its detailed product table. These are seller/manufacturer specification fields, not measured tolerances or guarantees about every delivered unit. For purchasing, consult the current official Crystal product listing and its most recent dimensions.

Why transparent TPE changes the ownership question

The visual appeal of a transparent elastomer comes with distinct handling cautions. TANTALY’s current Crystal listing says the material shows dust and dirt more readily and recommends its protective polystyrene packaging. The product FAQ additionally recommends a face-down (doggy-style) resting position to avoid prolonged pressure on the buttocks. These are manufacturer instructions, not DJP-tested guarantees against deformation.

Those warnings are specific to Crystal’s manufacturer documentation. They do not establish a universal rule for every TPE grade or prove that all indentation is permanent. They do support a practical buying question: where will the product rest without prolonged pressure on the features you want to preserve?

For general cleaning and chemistry considerations, see material-aware doll care. The wider guide is useful context but does not replace the exact product’s instructions.

What TANTALY told me about the material and care

On October 16, 2026, TANTALY supplied additional technical information in direct correspondence. It describes Crystal as a transparent TPE model and describes its manufacturing process as heated mixing and extrusion followed by manual casting and surface finishing. This is a manufacturer account of its process, not something I witnessed at the factory.

TANTALY’s guidance: The company says its TPE can pick up dust and stains, release oil over time, and tear more easily when an existing nick is put under stress. It recommends gentle washing with lukewarm water and a mild cleaner, drying internal areas completely, using maintenance powder as directed, and keeping the product out of direct sunlight and excessive heat. For storage, TANTALY suggests a cool, dark place, avoiding prolonged folding or compression, and using white cotton fabric to prevent contact staining. Follow Crystal’s own packaging instructions where they are more specific.

TANTALY described decorative surface-color longevity in general terms: approximately 3–6 months when exposed to air and 6–12 months when sealed. That is not a Crystal-specific guarantee. The company also described high possible laboratory elongation for TPE in general, but supplied no Crystal-specific tensile-test report. I am therefore not treating the claimed general material range as a measured Crystal specification.

A clear distinction: specifications now, testing later

TANTALY told me the complimentary Crystal review sample had shipped on October 15, 2026. It subsequently arrived, and I began documenting the receiving experience, washing and first inspection. Those observations are now published in my ongoing Crystal hands-on review, while this page keeps the maker’s specifications and technical answers easy to reference. No completed long-term evaluation is implied.

My first observations cover how unexpectedly soft the sample feels and how quickly lint sticks to it. I haven’t independently compared its appearance under normal, studio-style, powdered and conditioned conditions. Long-term durability, measured dimensions and full use-test results are still unverified. Manufacturer statements about expected service life are not substitutes for those future observations.

Decide with the right comparisons

If your first priority is minimizing lifting and storage space, Crystal belongs in a different class from TANTALY’s heavier torso products. The same September product-source snapshot lists Selena at 3.8 kg net, Britney 2.0 at 12.4 kg and Monroe 2.0 at 31 kg. But a mass comparison alone does not make the products functionally equivalent.

The practical decision is about form, materials, internal system and care, not a single number. Read our mini/compact size guide alongside the full-body versus torso explainer, and weight and handling guide for those distinctions.

Where to go next

The first-party TANTALY Crystal page is the authoritative place to confirm the configuration offered at the time you shop. No claim about stock, price, discount-code validity or universal warranty is made here. This page contains no affiliate-tracked purchase link and does not claim to be an endorsed manufacturer review.