Igloo village

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Imagine gazing at the mesmerizing Northern Lights from the comfort of a warm glass igloo, surrounded by forests in of Finnish Lapland.

Discover the unique igloos of Frostveil. These glassy, pyramid-shaped structures offer warmth and comfort amidst the snowy wilderness, making them a perfect retreat for the Kwazu people. #worldbuilding #Frost #WinterWonderland #UniqueDesign #characterhome

“imagine spending your winter here 🥰”

There's something comforting about igloos. You work all day, digging and sculpting the snow, until you can finally crawl inside and enjoy your

An igloo, also known as snow house, is a form of shelter built entirely of snow. The primary material used in constructing an igloo is compressed snow since solid ice is known to be a poor insulator. The compressed snow gets shaped into blocks. These blocks are then arranged to form a dome. On the inside, the snow house is terraced so people sleep at the uppermost level, leaving the bottom middle area for working and setting the fire. How does an igloo Keep you Warm?