Ancient Roman Lararium with Candles (Shrine)

The Lararium (pl. lararia) altar is the sacred place of the home where offerings and prayers are made to the Gods. In more affluent Roman homes, such as private villas, the main Lararium altar was usually set in the Atrium (front reception room, near the front door). In smaller Roman homes which might not have an atrium, such as insula apartments, the Lararium was most often located near the hearth (the kitchen or place of a central fire). But a house could have several minor Lararia as well, indoors (specially in the bedrooms) or outdoors.

~From: http://www.novaroma.org/nr/Lararium

For sale: a lararium shrine made from marble. Contains an offering bowl and two candles, which can be lit and unlit by clicking them. Entire shrine is copy/mod

Total Land Impact is 7

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