Seashell Fountain, Grand
Verita Numida
Hmm. This is obviously a devotional bas-relief commemorating the Divine Zenithar, and in remarkably good condition as well! It must have been protected from the elements soon after its creation.
Reginus Buca
Definitely Zenithar - you can tell by the anvil. Rumors say that one similar to this hung in a merchant hall in a large city, but was removed surreptitiously by a rival guild in the dead of night, hidden, and never recovered.
Reginus Buca
Yes. Zenithar, the Divine of Industry and Commerce. A worthy Divine. This is a fine piece, probably carved from the living stone by devoted Resolutes, probably in High Rock. It may have hung in the armory of a Fighters Guild once.
Praxis: Fountain, Grand Seashell
Reginus Buca
A simply exquisite centerpiece, to be sure, but deeply interesting on a cultural level. Any time you see imagery like this you think Maormer, perhaps Thras. But all of the design work I see here hints at old Bretonic, perhaps even Direnni craftsmanship.
Reginus Buca
This fountain captures the beauty of nature and uses a number of natural materials. But nothing about this is natural. It’s fakery mimicking nature. A neat little encapsulation of the cultural transition from the Direnni Hegemony to Bretonic rule.
Reginus Buca
I believe these flowing waters represent the beautiful Abecean and its role in daily life across High Rock. The role of this endless tide in proto-Breton culture, its function in conveying the Elves to the region. All as a mudcrab ballet.
