Kanda Merchant Table

"The roots of the kanda plant, which grows largely in desert regions, are extremely toxic, but, surprisingly, the rolled leaves of this plant, which are relatively innocuous, are formed into strings and, chewed or sucked, are much favored by many, particularly in the southern hemisphere, where the leaf is more abundant." Nomads of G.

A sculpted table for the processing of kanda roots and leaves, perfect for Green Caste healers, but also for panther shamans, or more generically, for herbalists, alchemists, faeries, witches and witch doctors.

The table includes a rich set of decoration: sculpted kanda roots laying on a canvas cloth, a sack of dried kanda leaves, whole kanda plants and bunches of leaves lying on the table, a marble mortar with wooden pestle and a pile of ground kanda root, and finally a bronze scale with counterweights and bundles of poisonous kanda root paste over it.

The table when touched gives kanda root mortars and pestles and includes an animation for grinding the root while standing at the table.

Trident has been designing and creating ancient and medieval builds since 2007. The inspiration for our work comes from our passion for medieval reenactment and research of historic houses, ships, furniture, jewelry and clothing.

Trident builds are fully supported and continually updated to increase detail and reduce prim count making use of custom sculpts and texturing, and unique scripts and animations.

Laufey Markstein
May 2011