[The locker on the inside is bark -- not just lined, it seems like it’s a living plant, the odd branch growing out with delicate pointed leaves (like a Japanese maple, but green). The shelves are formed by vine-like branches that sprouted out in a row and then twisted and twined, reaching across to an identical set of cousins on the other side. Propped against the back is a yari, well-balanced and deadly sharp, the length carved with intricate patterns and gilded with silver. A deep red narrow banner is attached near the base of the blade portion and dangles down. The piece has the feel of something very expensive and regal, something only a high-ranking family could afford.

On one of the shelves is a bottle of sake, the bottle a deep, calming blue and the label simple and elegant. Next to it is a scale, with solid, granite-coloured marbles that are perfectly balanced with one another. Beside that is the sole flower featured, again a deep calming blue, with delicate petals in the shape of a star.

The “shelf” above has grown into a curved sphere in the middle, arching around a little bud that hasn’t flowered yet, sheltering it.]