Decorations
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Decorations are interchangeable items in The Wind Waker.
Location and Uses
Decorations are small objects, usually statues or flags, that Link can put around Windfall Island and certain other islands. They are obtained by trading with the Traveling Merchants, and then buying the traded item from Zunari. Most decorations serve no purpose, but a few, like the Big Sale Flag, can help Link earn money from Kane if placed on the top of the white gate. After Link trades a decoration with a Goron Merchant, said decoration will go up for sale in Zunari's Shop.
Putting the decorations in each of the pedestals around Windfall Island makes Link get a Piece of Heart from Sam.
Descriptions
| Picture | Name | Selling Price (Rupees) | Notes | Inventory Description | Zunari's Description |
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Town Flower |
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The Town Flower is the first item in the Island Trading Sequence. Link receives this from Zunari in his shop. The Town Flower is the most basic of the Island Trading Sequence items. | This little flower is reminiscent of the town. | A flower from the town of bright smiles. Use it to decorate the town with joy. |
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Sea Flower |
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The Sea Flower is the second item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Town Flower with the Traveling Merchant on either Bomb Island or Mother and Child Isles, along with a fee of 20 Rupees. | The scent of the sea wafts from the delicate petals of this flower from a distant exotic land | The aroma of the sea wafts out of this flower that hails from a faraway land. Use it to adorn the town with a sea breeze. |
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Exotic Flower |
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The Exotic Flower is the third item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Sea Flower to the Traveling Merchant on Greatfish Isle, together with a fee of 25 Rupees. | This refreshing flower blossoms in the tropical regions to the south. | An exotic flower from a torpical island. Trim the town. |
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Pinwheel |
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The Pinwheel is the fourth item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Exotic Flower with the Traveling Merchant on Mother and Child Isles. | The wheel on this spins when it catches puffs of air-kind of fun, huh? | A tiny windmill that catches the wind then spins and spins. Use it to send gentle breezes through the town. |
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Sickle Moon Flag |
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The Sickle Moon Flag is the fifth item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Pinwheel with the Traveling Merchant on Bomb Island. | This flag of a bright-red crescent moon is quite fancy. | A showy flag in the shape of a crescent moon. Use it to decorate the town with a salute to the night sky. |
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Big Catch Flag |
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The Big Catch Flag is the sixth item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Sickle Moon Flag with the Traveling Merchant on Mother and Child Isles. | This flag was made by a fisherman from a foreign land and designed to encourage a big haul of fish. | A flag from a festival in which fisherman hope for a good catch. Use it to decorate the town with fish! |
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Big Sale Flag |
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The Big Sale Flag is the ninth item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Skull Tower Idol with the Traveling Merchant on Mother and Child Isles. | This flag looks like it would definitely be good for business. | You won't find a flag cheaper than this. Decorate the town in a theme of a big bargain sale. |
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Hero's Flag |
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The Hero's Flag is the tenth item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Big Sale Flag with the Traveling Merchant on Bomb Island. | This flag has a rather courageous feel to it. | A flag with a bold feel to it. Use it to cover the town in courage! |
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Fountain Idol |
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The Fountain Idol is a small statue of a woman near a water source, and is the seventh item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Big Catch Flag with the Traveling Merchant on Bomb Island. | This is a strange, bubbling statue in the shape of a girl carrying a jar. | A sculpture of mysteriously bubbling water. Use it to cover the town in ocean blue. |
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Skull Tower Idol |
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The Skull Tower Idol is the eighth item in the Island Trading Sequence. It is received by trading the Fountain Idol with the Traveling Merchant on Greatfish Isle. | This thing is made from...the fossilized skulls of some strange creatures. It's pretty weird. | The fossilized skulls of weird creatures. Use it to give the town a mysterious feel. |
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Postman Statue |
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The Postman Statue is an item used in the Island Trading Sequence, by trading the Hero's Flag with the Traveling Merchant on Greatfish Isle. Afterwards, Zunari sells these in his shop. | This is a carving of the Rito postman, hero of all Ritos and a symbol of laborers the world over. | A wooden carving of the postman from Dragon Roost Isle. Use it to populate the town with Ritos. |
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Shop Guru Statue |
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The Shop Guru Statue is a golden statue of Zunari on top of a pillar. This is greatly desired by the Traveling Merchant on Greatfish Isle, and if Link trades it to him as part of the Island Trading Sequence, the merchant will give him a Piece of Heart. | This little statue is the apple of every business man's eye. | The pride and joy of all merchants. Decorate the town with ME! |
Trivia
- The top skull of the Skull Tower Idol has a resemblance to a Bubble in its depiction in Ocarina of Time, Majora's Mask, and Twilight Princess.
- Kane will say different things depending on the decorations above the gate of Windfall.
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