Dragons World Decorations

The Air Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of air and that Air Dragons live here!

Sanctuary bridges should be both beautiful and solid. What if your dragons are tired of goofing off and decide to perch on it? A thin and delicate bridge may not support their weight!

You can make a low hedge from a series of small bushes. This is the most simple, standard bush. There should be more greenery in the sanctuary, so it's worthwhile to plant more bushes.

What kinds of butterflies do you think this flower would attract? It certainly has a delicate fragrance. These are the kinds of flowers that grow where dragons live, so dragons enjoy admiring them.

Violet's house is tidy and very cute. She loves dragons so much that she asked the builders to shape her roof like a dragon's wing.

The Brook murmurs cheerfully amidst the rocks. Wonderful flowers grow along its banks! It's an excellent place to rest and reflect on dragons.

A dragon-shaped carved wooden lantern would be a great decoration for your sanctuary alleys. Its glowing sphere resembles the fire pouring out of a dragon's mouth.

No one knows where this comet symbol came from. Some people even doubt that it's man-made. They insist it's a piece of a fallen star that's grown cold.

The architect created not simply a stone arch, but a real sculpture! An adult dragon caring for its baby isn't that the best image for a dragon sanctuary?

On the one hand, this is a totally standard pillar. On the other hand, it was created by the great architect and artist Sergio Draconius, especially for the dragon sanctuary. There will be visitors who will want to see this work of art.

A skilled sculptor worked the stone so magnificently that the only way you can tell this sculpture from a live turtle is by its golden shell studded with large diamonds.

The design of this Dragon Feeder is as old as the world itself. But that doesn't make it less attractive. In fact, just the opposite is true: the antique look makes it a wonderful decoration for a sanctuary.

The keeper's house in a dragon sanctuary should be made of stone and very sturdy. What if one of your pets gets bored and decides to pay you a visit?

This stone dragon is a wonderful sculpture. The sculptor studied dragons very closely to make sure that the statue would be realistic. Was he successful? Judge for yourself!

Even dragons get thirsty, but these wise, ancient creatures won't drink out of just anything. The great artist Antoine Draconicus made this creative watering trough just for dragons. The dragons like it too.

This tall tree is a rare guest in our parts. The secrets of growing it are known only to mages. Very few can afford this tree, which is considered a symbol of wealth and prosperity.

A hedgerow covered with big, ripe berries will be a great decoration for any dragon sanctuary! When visitors get tired of admiring the exotic creatures that inhabit your dragon habitats, they will be able to feast on the delicious berries growing along the paths!

The Earth Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of earth and that Earth Dragons live here!

A beautiful, very simple sculpture. The dragon egg represents the entire sanctuary after all, this is where dragons grow up after hatching from their eggs.

The slenderness and grace of dragons has always inspired architects to create amazing structures! This arch is a vivid example of this fact. You have a feeling that the stone-carved dragon is about to take off!

The Fire Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of fire and that Fire Dragons live here!

This little pond surrounded by round river stones has become home to beautiful goldfish. The engraved fountain in the shape of a stylized fish fills the pond with the purest spring water.

A box filled with beautiful flowers!

This Flowerbed will be a beautiful addition to the sanctuary. You can use it to decorate the sanctuary entrance or the paths going from one dragon habitat to another. All the visitors to the sanctuary will enjoy these Flowerbeds.

This Flowerbed will be a beautiful addition to the sanctuary. You can use it to decorate the sanctuary entrance or the paths going from one dragon habitat to another. All the visitors to the sanctuary will enjoy these Flowerbeds.

Both dragons and visitors love flowers. The new flowerbed will decorate your dragon sanctuary with elegant yellow roses, white chamomile and green stems.

This exotic flower bed with tiny blue flowers will definitely please all lovers of overseas curiosities. A stone spiral in the center of the flower bed and four runic stones at its corners create a unique environment that keeps the flowers from withering, even in winter!

This Fountain is fresh and cool. Couples in love will meet here, children will play here, and dragons will soar above them. What a pretty picture!

The stretching boughs of this tree provide ample shade that's perfect for relaxing on a hot day. And an enormous pink flower makes the tree a real adornment to your sanctuary.

What kinds of butterflies do you think this flower would attract? It certainly has a delicate fragrance. These are the kinds of flowers that grow where dragons live, so dragons enjoy admiring them.

This Glittering Obelisk is a tall marble column lit up around the edges by cranes carrying hot coals, with a blue flame burning brightly on top.

The dome of this summer gazebo is like a little vault of heaven resting on snow-white columns. The pattern on the roof symbolizes the airstreams that the dragons use to fly.

Hot air balloons can carry lots of cargo, which is why merchants use them so often. Just don't forget to tie yours up while you're not using it, otherwise it'll fly away without you.

The King Dragon's Track, which is fused into solid rock, is the best evidence that this legendary dragon, which no one has seen for many years, really does exist!

This decorative Lantern will brighten your life. Every corner, every dragon habitat, and every greenhouse can be illuminated by a Lantern, becoming much more beautiful!

The more trees you have, the better the air quality, and the more comfortable the sanctuary will be!

The Light Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of light and that Light Dragons live here!

A brightly shining Lighthouse is vital if you don't want merchant airships to get lost in the fog! Without a Lighthouse, they can collide in mid-air or miss the island entirely when landing.

One of the boulders around the Lunar Pond was swapped for a rune stone by the architect. Ever since then, the moon has slept behind this little reservoir surrounded by water lilies from dawn to dusk.

Mages can command powerful forces, but even mages need a roof over their heads! This home of the mage Gideon isn't just a dwelling, but also a workplace where he reveals the secrets of the elements.

Great magic. A Magic Crystal is a very beautiful thing. Its faces reflect other worlds, and if you look at it long enough you can see the silhouettes of unique dragons that have yet to appear in our world.

The Magic Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of magic and that Magic Dragons live here!

Large pink flowers on low bushes covered with bright green leaves – it's more than just a fence, it's a decoration! These plants are imbued with magic that keeps them from spreading out and losing the right shape.

It's no secret that magic is an integral part of every dragon. They usually draw their power straight from their native element, but sometimes they need an extra sip. And where better to prepare that sip than in a Magical Bowl?

This dragon-shaped harp will be a beautiful addition to your sanctuary and its enchanting music will soothe your dragons if anything ever upsets them.

Vazir the merchant is a frequent traveler to neighboring lands. You can always stop by his house to catch up on the latest news, hear tales of far-off islands, or admire the souvenirs he sells to sanctuary visitors.

Magic is often associated with the power of heavenly bodies, especially the moon. An ancient column in the form of four dragons supporting a crescent represents an ancient symbol of the mages, who derive their power from the moon.

The Nature Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of nature and that Nature Dragons live here!

This wonderful Orange Mushroom grows only in magical places, where the dragons live! But the dragons only admire the mushrooms and never eat them.

The filigreed incantation keeps aloft and maintains the harmony of all the parts of this grand composition, which symbolizes the unity of all the elements that nourish the power of the mighty dragons.

Paved paths will greatly complement any part of the park. Their texture and color go well together with Earth Dragons, and highlight the finesse of bright Fire Dragons.

No one knows the name of this tree, but it grows only where the dragons live. The little tree is covered with pink flowers. It is very beautiful; visitors will definitely like it.

This little Pond should be placed in a quiet part of the sanctuary. Water lilies will blossom on its shores and frogs will croak in the evenings. Isn't that lovely?

This statue of a Rhino Dragon is a breathtakingly beautiful sculpture that would be an excellent addition to any sanctuary! Its creator was completely captivated by dragons!

This Runic Hammer is so old that no one knows who it once belonged to. Maybe a Rune Dragon could tell you... if only it could talk.

The bigger a dragon gets, the more food it needs. How can you measure out the right portions? You just need accurate Scales!

Every now and then, pests get brave enough to wander into the dragon sanctuary. But even the bravest of them are in for a surprise: the crops are guarded by a Scarecrow!

The more plants you have in your sanctuary, the better-kept it looks. And having a variety of flower beds is the best way to show that the sanctuary has been decorated with love.

This enormous pearl in a sturdy shell of deep blue and gold is a real treasure lifted from the depths of the sea. It's worth a fortune!

The more trees you have, the better the air quality, and the more comfortable the sanctuary will be!

Columns aren't only for holding up overhead beams. In old times they were used to decorate public squares and streets. The great heroes were immortalized on them in rock and precious stones.

This ancient stone giant looms menacingly above everyone who visits the sanctuary. No one knows whether it's just a statue or if one day the golem will come to life.

This road was made from special dragon granite. You can pave all paths with the Rocky Road the visitors will enjoy walking and watching the dragons even more.

Dragons need a lot of food, and fields need a lot of water to provide that food. You won't get far without a deep Stone Well!

This Summer Gazebo, with tall, thin columns, stained glass, and a tile roof, is a perfect addition to the surrounding landscape. Its classical architectural style emphasizes the sanctuary's status in a good way.

In the old days, anyone who could accurately determine the time by the sun was considered a mage. That was a long time ago, and magic has made great strides since then. But the Sundial still adorns many magical places as an ancient magic symbol.

This swing has a sky-blue tile roof and engraved stone columns on which the large, soft seats rock back and forth. It's hard to imagine a more relaxing place!

This gold-plated Telescope on a stone tripod is an excellent piece of equipment for observing distant stars and planets on a moonless night.

A colorful Tent is a very useful thing to have. You can easily roll it up and take it with you when you travel. And, when necessary, you can even unfold it into a full-scale house!

You need a Torch to see things in the dark. Of course, it never really gets dark in the sanctuary, but there are shady corners that could use some lighting. This Torch will make the sanctuary brighter!

This lovely Tower will be a great addition to your sanctuary. Its lofty spire crowned with a weathervane will be seen from afar which means that more visitors will come to the sanctuary. Besides, this Tower is an architectural masterpiece created by the mad architect Istvan Dracozzi.

More magic in the sanctuary! You can't help but build a Magic Tower where Magic Dragons grow. It will increase the level of magic, as well as decorate the sanctuary.

The Tree of Wisdom is steeped in magic from its roots to its crown! According to legend, these trees are as old as the most ancient dragons, and their connection to the elements is just as strong!

This wonderful Turquoise Mushroom grows only in magical places, where the dragons live! But the dragons only admire the mushrooms and never eat them.

The Twilight Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of twilight and that Twilight Dragons live here!

Your Fire Dragons are sure to love this Volcano. And if the Fire Dragons are happy, the visitors who come to see them will be happy as well. Flame soars from this Volcano and lava flows from it, but it is perfectly safe for visitors thanks to special magical technology.

The Water Element Flag. Place it at the entrance to your sanctuary as a sign that you have mastered the element of water and that Water Dragons live here!

This waterfall flows down whitened marble steps adorned with arches and dragon statues. This monumental structure will undoubtedly become the gem of your sanctuary.

Dragons spend a lot of time in the air, and they always know just which way the wind is blowing. People, on the other hand, need a complicated, yet very handy device: a weathervane.

This isn't just any old Windmill — it's a magical Windmill that grinds out magical wind rather than flour. Miracles will happen more frequently with this Windmill around

You can use this simple wooden fence to enclose vegetable gardens or farm buildings you want to keep visitors away from. It's a little cheaper and more functional than a stone wall.

This engraved well is made of sappy wood that won't stay wet or get ruined by moisture. The water from it has a pleasant aroma of forest freshness.

You can make a low hedge from a series of small bushes. This is the most simple, standard bush. There should be more greenery in the sanctuary, so it's worthwhile to plant more bushes.

Yellow Stone Fences are often set up around the landing zones for hot air balloons. The fence won't stop a dragon, but it will make it understand that the field is off limits!