4. Rose Window Wall Bays with Hanging Roots
What This Idea Means
A grand castle wall segment featuring large circular stone tracery cutouts (Rose Windows) inset with dark stained glass, shrouded in hanging roots and creeping moss.
How to Make It
- Wall Panel: Construct an 11×11 square wall bay using deepslate bricks and tuff.
- Rose Window Cutout: Carve a 5×5 circular opening in the center using stairs and slabs, filling it with black, purple, or dark red stained glass.
- Overgrowth: Place rooted dirt and moss blocks above the window frame, allowing hanging roots and cave vines (with glow berries) to trail across the glass.
Tips & Variations
- Conceal sea lanterns behind the stained glass so the rose window glows dramatically at night.
- Frame the outer circular window edge with chiseled stone bricks for added detail.