Meaning In Art
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While art may seem a frivolous pursuit, it serves
as yet another way to maneuver politically and
socially in Rokugan.
Gift giving is an important
part of Rokugani culture,
and a work produced by the gift-giver is especially
valued for the effort expended on the gift. This
also allows the giver to send subtle messages to the
recipient. For example, an
origami lion may suggest
an alliance against a mutual foe, while a painting
of an ocean scene may propose a trade agreement.
The best pieces of art are those with multiple possible meanings, so that
only the recipient may understand the message.
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Core Rulebook · Chapter 3: Skills › Artisan Skill Group › Artisan Skills · p. 145 p. 146
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While art may seem a frivolous pursuit, it serves
as yet another way to maneuver politically and
socially in Rokugan.
Gift giving is an important
part of Rokugani culture,
and a work produced by the gift-giver is especially
valued for the effort expended on the gift. This
also allows the giver to send subtle messages to the
recipient. For example, an
origami lion may suggest
an alliance against a mutual foe, while a painting
of an ocean scene may propose a trade agreement.
The best pieces of art are those with multiple possible meanings, so that
only the recipient may understand the message.
