Slafs Riza Rakstit
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| Slafs Riza Rakstit | |
|---|---|
| Province | Therengia |
| Justice | Unknown |
| Town | Siksraja |
| Map | Ranik's Map 149 |
| # of Rooms | 1 |
| Store Type | Writing shops |
This store only accepts Lirums
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[Slafs Riza Rakstit]
A damp, musty scent wafts upward from barrels spread around the room's perimeter and drifts from the back room of the shed. Shelves running around the shop hold containers of powdered and liquid dyes. A glass cabinet displays information about several types of paper made on the premises. Amidst the clutter, a clean marble counter holds today's selection of fine handmade paper. You also see a door.
| On the marble counter | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Price | Done |
| creamy sheet of opaque paper | 1,500 | !! |
| white overlay set within a frame of deckle-edged black paper | 1,000 | !! |
| sheet of amber pressed tissue paper | 1,500 | !! |
| sheet of pale blue paper resembling the unending waves of the sea | 700 | !! |
| sheet of cockled pale violet paper | 1,200 | !! |
| sheet of pale yellow paper sprinkled with embedded buttercups | 1,900 | !! |
| pressed sheet of deckle-edged transparent tissue paper | 1,800 | !! |
| sheet of beige paper with browned deckle edges | 700 | !! |
| sheet of dappled rose paper | 900 | !! |
| sheet of deep red paper with tiny white blossoms pressed beneath a layer of translucent tissue | 1,500 | !! |
| On the stand | ||
|---|---|---|
| Item | Price | Done |
| feather quill | 2,000 | !! |
You rummage through a glass cabinet and see a sheet of tissue colored in a harlequin pattern, an open book, a deckle-edged sheet of rainbow colored paper and a sheet of ivory paper interspersed with golden threads.
> l book
Bold black printing fills the dusty page that is visible.
There appears to be something written on it.
> read book
An open book reads:
The mulberry tree seeds were brought with the founders of Siksraja from their homeland. Careful planting and cultivation ensured that the trees prospered and so we are able to continue our ancient art. We harvest the bark of the tree, shred it, soak it, boil it, wash it, and mash it again before adding it to fresh water. Screens are then dipped into the solution, catching the fibers which are then pressed between grates to dry. The addition of color and textures are the mark of the creating artist.