Shinto shrine
Red stripped mangrove posts against pale terracotta walls, under a dark oak roof. A gravel path, mossy stone brick steps and one cherry tree finish it.
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Open in Blockroll
All six blocks open locked. Press Space to roll new rules, or unlock a block to swap it.
- 7 × 9 footprint
- 10 blocks high
- Java 1.20+ or Bedrock 1.20+
The blocks
minecraft:stripped_mangrove_logCorners, pillars and beams that hold it together.
How to build with it
- Mark out 7 × 9 blocks and lay the Gravel floor first.
- Put Stripped Mangrove Log on every corner and every 4 or 5 blocks along long walls, then fill between them with White Terracotta.
- Roof it with Dark Oak Planks stairs and slabs. Keep the whole build within 10 blocks of height, roof included.
- Give Mossy Stone Bricks one job, such as a band under the roof or frames around doors and windows, and repeat it.
- Add Cherry Leaves last and use less of it than you think.
Rules for this build
- A path leads up to the door.
- Everything is symmetrical, except one thing.
- The roof overhangs the walls by at least one block.
Rules keep a build from turning into a box. Follow all three, or roll others in Blockroll.
Related palettes
Mangrove swamp hutMud brick walls held up by dark mangrove logs on stilts, under a red mangrove roof. Muddy roots make a good trim where the hut meets the water.Jungle treehouseJungle planks and logs that blend into the trees around them, a dark oak roof that shows through the leaves, and bamboo for railings and trim.Dark oak manorDark oak walls between stone brick pillars, under a steep deepslate brick roof that is a shade lighter than the walls. A birch floor keeps the inside from being too dark, bookshelves line the walls and red glass colours the light.