The palette

Stone bricks, polished andesite and smooth stone for the base, chiseled stone bricks at its corners, a few mossy and cracked stone bricks, andesite and cobblestone at its foot, stone brick stairs for its edge and steps, polished andesite slabs on the step cheeks; calcite for the white plaster of the hakama and the frieze, smooth quartz stairs for its sloping boards; red concrete for the posts and members, mangrove planks, stairs, slabs, fences and trapdoors for the bands, cornice, railing and lattice frieze, stripped mangrove logs for the head and tie beams; spruce planks, slabs and trapdoors with stripped spruce wood for the floor and the door, a stripped spruce log for the striking log; stripped dark oak wood, dark oak planks, stairs and slabs for brackets, fascia and ceiling; deepslate tiles with their stairs and slabs for the roof, polished deepslate for the ridges; weathered copper, weathered cut copper blocks, stairs and slabs, weathered chiseled copper, oxidized copper and oxidized cut copper slabs for the bell, a weathered copper chain for its loop; polished blackstone feet and caps, gold blocks under the gables, lanterns on iron chains.

Techniques

• A leaning hakama
• Balcony on a stepped cornice
• Deep irimoya roof
• A real bell shape
• The striking log

The steps

1. Cut stone base and its steps
2. Hakama: the red sill and the foot
3. Hakama: the first courses, leaning in
4. Hakama: the upper courses
5. Hakama: the door sunk in its front
6. Head of the hakama and the stepped cornice
7. Balcony floor
8. Vermilion railing
9. Posts of the bell chamber
10. Head beam, its ends run out past the corners
11. Bracket sets under the eaves
12. Roof: the grey tiles and the gables
13. Roof: ridges and ornaments
14. The great bronze bell
15. Striking log on its chains
16. Lanterns at the corners

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