[LANEVO] Kosuifuutai Windbag (Fatpack)

Design/Concepts:

With an intriguing design, inspired by the Japanese God of Wind, our Kosuifuutai Windbag stands as a testament to the unyielding power of nature. This windbag is sectioned into three parts, cinched together with two golden rings. These rings are adorned with kunai-shaped golden fixtures with shimenawa (sacred Shinto ropes), and shide (zigzag-shaped paper streamers), warding off negative energies.

A lantern, tied with shimenawa, sits at the bottom, providing buoyancy to the windbag like a hot air balloon. The central bag is inscribed with the kanji for "Shippuu" (gale), symbolizing a fiercely blowing wind. Scrolls are tied to the bags on either side, containing excerpts from the Nihon Shoki, a chronicle written in AD720 detailing the birth of Japanese gods.

The name "Kosui" has two meanings in Japanese - to encourage people, and to resonate thoughts. Named with the concept of the Wind God who drastically influences people and elicits various effects in mind.

Features:

The features include multiple scripts making the scrolls, windbag, and shide move constantly, depicting the blowing of the wind. Some parts of the scrolls use flexible prims and move in sync with avatar movements. You can change the color of six sections from a palette of 24 colors.

It pairs with "Shinyakuraiko Drums" from the same series, which is themed on the God of Thunder, forming a contrasting pair. Together, they complete the term "Shippuu Jinrai", meaning as swift as the wind and as fierce as thunder.

Embrace the swift spirit of wind with our Kosuifuutai Windbag. Beyond an accessory, it carries a cultural narrative into your metaverse journey. Don't miss this unique, finely detailed piece.

*Special discounts are available for purchases made at our main store. Plus, group members receive additional discounts!