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An authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Contrary to the typical construction on stilts, this model has a round base, followed by a round structure and a rectangular roof. This type of structure was popular in the Edo period.

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

There is a brick fireplace in the middle
Cooking pot on the fire pit
thatched roof
a bench and carpets

This authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Built on stilts, the house protected residents from moisture and unwanted animals - a typical feature of traditional Japanese architecture.

The carefully designed furnishings are particularly impressive:

In the middle is a brick fireplace that is anchored in the ground beneath the house
Water barrel on the terrace
Cleaning bucket and broom
a bench, a shelf and a carpet
covered terrace
Every detail has been recreated with the greatest care to add a touch of authentic Japanese culture to your gaming table or collection.

This authentic miniature building offers a unique insight into rural life from the 17th to 19th centuries. Built on stilts, the house protected residents from moisture and unwanted animals - a typical feature of traditional Japanese architecture.
The carefully designed interior is particularly impressive:

A classic stove with a flickering fire as the heart of the house
Water bucket for everyday use
Traditional carpets that radiate warmth and coziness

Transport your tabletop adventures to 18th century Japan with this exquisitely detailed 3D printed rice storage model. Part of the renowned 'Nippon Saga' collection by designer Iain Lovecraft, this piece brings authentic Asian flair to your gaming table.

The Hour of Ruin is nigh, and the skittering, numberless hordes of the Skaven flood into the Mortal Realms. So vile is their warp-magic, so potent their arcane weaponry, that Sigmar has sent his most powerful champions to hold back the tide – the Stormcast Eternals. At their head march the Ruination chambers, warriors who have endured death so many times that they are more akin to living weapons than the humans they protect.