Small Tailor Sign
Marks the Sewing Table, where fabric finds its best form.
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Marks the Sewing Table, where fabric finds its best form.
Place this painted tile in your home to create your personal mural.
Place this painted tile in your home to create your personal mural.
Place this painted tile in your home to create your personal mural.
Place this painted tile in your home to create your personal mural.
Hums softly to itself, plotting the next temperature argument.
The kind of box dockworkers unload at night, no questions asked.
A snow-covered replica gifting tree for your home.
Whatever Comes, You're Not Alone!
Makes a great backsplash.
Classic dumplings filled with a savory broth.
Thumps to life, like an old friend kicking down the door with a six-pack.
Evidence of the perils of absentmindedness near open containers.
Yep. That's it. There's really nothing more to say here.
Its beam is merciless.
Art, vandalism, or both—it's all about framing.
For spottin' ships worth robbin'. Yar!
This square rug brings the gifting ambience into any home.
One sneeze away from catastrophe.
Nothing suspicious—just some white powder in unmarked sacks.
Excellent for studying, propping open doors, or weeping over.
Do NOT breathe anywhere near this.
Supports everything except the sound engineer's patience.
Still bears faint heel marks from someone pacing, working up the courage to begin.
Where gaffer tape and hope meet.
Squirrels tell tales of epic thievery. They shake their tiny little paws at you.
An apple a day keeps most doctors away, but some won't take the hint.
Brings out the best in tomato, and the worst in restraint.
Tart like the sighting of a lost love who is clearly doing far better than you.
Chestnuts were named by a surgeon who mused that their broken shells looked much like an opened thoracic cavity.
A deep-green and fragrant herb. Perfect for your bagel.
Often the dirtiest of acts produce something of value.
So satisfying to pick out all the little bits.
Though planted as ornamentals, the inedible outer fruit smells like some alien rancid cheese.
The effluent of spirits who accumulate a dark loneliness in their souls. Do not drink!
One whiff and you remember what clean air used to taste like.
A base mordant combines with pigments to apply palettes to clothing and decor.
Metal-rich stones. Full of potential capitalist violence.
A versatile medium for beacon offerings or artistic expression. Beware of spiritually infected paper cuts.
No one talks about peach juice and beards. Why is that?
The most middle-aged fruit.
Adds rhythm to roast and reason to rhyme.
One day you'll get it all done with one peel... one day...
Twisted by nature. Knotty by choice.
They say walnuts smell like pee, but for aficionados that's the whole point.
Measure a few times, cut wrong anyway.
Goes up and down. But let's be honest. It mostly stays down.
For when the night needs a little more magic (or visibility).
Tiny stars that wish to hold hands.
For nights when you'd rather hang the stars yourself.
Perfectly cooked with a savory filling.
Speedrun a hospital visit with this!
For shorties with tall ambitions.
Convenient height boost for the vertically challenged.
Hides snacks and the shame of overpacking.
A thunderclap trapped mid-scream.
A necessity for a proper cuppa.
Brings the outdoors inside!
Moths beware.
You're Crushing It!
Data from the Spirit Crossing demo (build 26168555, version 15.4.1). Item records reflect extracted game client configuration files.