Chōzubachi literally means "hand water bowl." It is a spot for purification and cleansing ones hands and mouths. Chōzubachi comes in a variety of sizes, like the large ones before entering a shrine, or the small ones seen in gardens. The one I've built here is intended for use within a Japanese garden.
When used in the context of a tea garden, a chōzubachi will have accompanying stones and a nearby lantern. This composition is called a tsukubai. Tsukubai use chōzubachi with bowls that are often low and require the user to kneel to use it. Tsukubai literally means "stooping basin."
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At the packaged size, the chōzubachi is 1 land impact.
The sound can be turned On and Off by touch of OWNER ONLY.
Avoid unlinking the object and/or linking it to anything else. The script is very specific to this fountain.
See item in Second Life- Animated water ripples.
- Peaceful water sound on/off.
- Moss. Who doesn't love moss?
