The Lucky Nirisaka

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The Lucky Nirisaka is a shop in the Flotilla that sells apparel and specializes in LotusWear and origami. This is a rotating shop and may not be available at certain times. This vessel is on rotation and docks as its trade routes allow.

The proprietor is Aviakika the Lucky Nirisaka Mercantyler.

The Lucky Nirisaka

[The Lucky Nirisaka] Room: 7134257
Weathered jadewood planks comprise the vast majority of the ship and its deck, evidence of a ship long at sea; affixed to the prow, however, arches a polished ghostwood figurehead of a one-eyed flounder, its ugly ghost white countenance a contrast to its dark green surroundings. A smaller, more whimsical version of the nirisaka is carved into a sign dangling above a side entrance of the ship's spacious cabin.

The Lucky Nirisaka, Wares

Directions: through the discreet entrance

An erithi origami master is present here to offer training in origami.
[The Lucky Nirisaka, Wares] Room: 7134258
Lotus silk panels adorn the walls; dark-to-light oceanic-inspired shades rise from the floor to meet with swirls of dusky pink, gold, and jacinthe hues arched with gradient blues growing ever darker until they meet the starsilk-draped ceiling, a silken sunset over a deep ocean. Sea life origami adds a bit of whimsy, with more displayed in a corner case. A tall counter separates the front of the shop from the back, where numerous variations of erithi clothing are neatly stacked along shelves and in bins. You also see an erithi origami master.

Inventory

  Narwhal-stamped catalog
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  1. a moonlight silver damask ataniki   5. a watered silk taosan
  2. an ebon lotus silk atanika          6. a sunset-hued wrap
  3. a snow white lyraigne satala        7. a sky blue xiala
  4. a sea green isiqiri                 14. a stack of ultramarine paper