This is a small store on two levels, situated in the middle of lush vegetation on a tropical sim.
The open fronted store gives you a wonderful view of the sim, with crashing waves all around, a towering lighthouse to one side and an inviting, majestic waterfall to the other.
The store is an outlet for the creations of Anan Eebus, a prolific content creator, photographer, artist and blogger. Her profile contains links to her other projects, including her Marketplace store, her Photography blog and Facebook group page.
On arrival, visitors will find a couple of landmark givers - one for the store itself and one for her main gallery, an online notifier panel and a group joiner board, which will provide you with updates about all of her projects and is free to join.
The store itself fits in well into the surrounding area, built of worn wooden boards, with a flooded winding stairway leading down into the sea. It is wonderfully atmospheric and reflects Anan's flair for the romantically dramatic.
The items on sale at the store have a gothic, vampire theme, with black, lacy clothing, blood red jewellery, demonic sculptures and impressively designed sacrificial altars and smaller furniture items on show on the lower level. The prices are impressively low for the level of skill involved. This is someone who cares less about making cash and more about sharing her creations, and that is something that is certain to impress her visitors.
On the upper level are some intricately designed sculptures, which include a number of fountains which can flow with either blood or water, a special design promoting breast cancer awareness and a heart shaped picture frame that you can display your own photos in.
In keeping with the vampire theme, there are also a couple of fun-looking coffin beds for sale, which are loaded with appropriate creaking lid sounds and which look wonderfully decrepit and spooky.
A small, delightful surprise awaits on the upper level too, with a couple of vendors selling Christmas items, which I certainly didn't expect, and which definitely made me smile.
In conclusion, unVeiled is a perfect greeting to the world of this very creative, thoughtful person's work. It is hard not to be impressed by the skill that's gone into her designs and the visitor is left with the impression that taking time to discover her other works will not be time wasted. A well designed, well priced, well presented store with delights and surprises for everyone.

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