Namuri - the House of the Rising Sun
The House of the Rising Sun - Japanese Temple Edo period (17th-19th century) dedicated to the Mith of Koi.
Entirely produced in 3D, from the tiles to the floor boards, with 1024x1024 shaded textures, animated water, light effects and ambient sounds.
Base area: 35x44x18
Package includes:
- the House of the Rising Sun (360 prim - mod/copy)
- Aquatic Environment (70 prim - mod/copy) with base area 50x53
- the House of the Rising Sun - Aquatic Environment (coalesced object)
- the House of the Rising Sun - with indoor ofuro (coalesced object)
- the House of the Rising Sun - no wind sound
- Water (size 46x46 - 4 prim - mod/copy)
- Japanese Autumn Maple (6 prim - mod/copy)
- Andon - Japanese Paper Lantern (2 prim - mod/copy)
https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Andon-Japanese-Paper-Lantern/10394808
For any information please contact me in world with a notecard.
Photo courtesy by Inara Pey, Loda Denfu, Yana and Collins Land Photography Contest.
Video courtesy by JeanQuille.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O98kfhpyJls&feature=youtu.be&t=
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The Best
The Best house I ever had in SL. Makes me remind of the movie called Kimi no na wa and there is not even a single time that I long in,that I don't feel Peace.
Beautifully crafted & designed
Quite some time ago..( in rl ) I got to go to Tokyo,Japan...and see how they build & how some of the structures there have stood for nearly 1000 yrs...can you even imagine that?..Anyways I love this & the other builds I can't seem to help buying..I didn't use the base though...it just wasn't big enough. I will say it does look much better on a homestead, and added with the other temples & piers, it's my escape from stress, rl work stuff. It's a beautiful place to get time lost in, it's totally worth the cost, someone put a lot into this creation, lots of love went into this, & I for one am grateful of it's creation.
L$ 4 100
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