Glass homanat

hung in clusters just bellow the livingroom ceiling

Most popular in Aurora's treehomes, hung in the main living area one would have 20-30 shimmering homats. Homats are glass bubbles hung from the ceiling which emit a soft blue glow and help regulate the temperature and air quality, each home with its own very mild sent such as lavender or butterscotch. As each are different and can be arranged differently and each individual batch is unique, they are considered to make a house a home and to bring luck and purity to families. They also improve health by keeping the air in the home oxygen rich and adds a natural agent of willower trees to slightly raise spirits and improve long term memory. Hollow but heavy these are made of high quality glass and cause beautiful light patterns on the surrounding areas. They are partially for decoration and partially for health heating. Homats are hand crafted by a team including glass wielders, crystal handlers and *Nofpersonwhoopensportals* (tbd)

Mechanics & Inner Workings

Within the glass are over 150 Leoratin crystals grains covered in minuscule holes which let the air flow through as they speed around causing the light. In the center of the homanat there is a slit portal to a cavern with an undisclosed location with the purest and richest air on earth at the "most pleasant temperature for a house" that filters into the home.

Rarity

very common although some variations are rarer

Weight

3kg-5kg

Dimensions

from 30cm to 50cm in diameter

Raw materials & Components

Glass frame, over 150 Leoratin crystals grains covered in minuscule holes, one slit portal, one suspension string