I feel like if you need a shrine. you need a life-size saba for it. 474.8% scale to print at a full scale (35cm tall) saba. i recommend a minimum of ~150% base scale for stability and fragility at smaller scales.

you will need a small amount of glue for the tail and torso.

if printing the hairtop, lift it off the print bed or the back will create a larger gap that needs filled.

EDIT 1:

angled legs to prevent bad layer stepping on the feet.

EDIT 2:

added baseplate, fixed legs again because the stepping happens to the legs instead.

EDIT 3:

altered baseplate to 1 part and fit at 474.8% scale on a 220mm build plate

ASSEMBLY  INSTRUCTIONS:

you put the head into the bottom hair first, then the top hair connects to lock the head between the two.
you can put the head into the torso before or after this but i recommend after.

the tail goes into the lower torso and the legs as well (the tail needs glued in)

finally you can connect the lower torso to the middle via glue.