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Burano organizers
Organizers for Burano board game. All organizers fit the game box very well and provide quick game setup. However it's not an insert. Sliding lids prevent components from falling out during the storage. Theme reliefs and cutouts decorate organizers. Ergonomic containers facilitate item draw.
The set contains: Block organizer, Token organizer, Roof organizer, Card tray, Coin organizer, Player's component organizer and Very simple pawn.
1. **BLOCK ORGANIZER**: 6 sets of blocks in 6 colors are accommodated in separate sections. Each section is big enough for comfortable draw. Additionally, indentations facilitate taking blocks out. Very useful and comfortable organizer during the play. The lid is decorated with theme reliefs based on Burano architecture. I really like the effect of colorful blocks behind the cutouts.
2. **TOKEN ORGANIZER**: Different types of tokens are kept in separate sections, so everything is in order. Reliefs on the lid are related to: seafood, Burano lace and symbols of 4 seasons of the year.
3. **ROOF ORGANIZER**: 4 sections with slanted back wall accommodate 4 types of roof tiles. Indentations facilitate the draw. Serration on the bottom prevents tiles from sliding down. Reliefs on the lid are related to Burano lace.
4. **CARD TRAY**: There are 2 sections for 2 decks. Sloped bottom and indentation facilitate the draw. The lid is decorated with reliefs related to card backs. I keep here also merchant ships and starting player marker during the storage. It is designed for cards *without sleeves*.
5. **COIN ORGANIZER**: There are 3 sections for coins in 3 denominations. Rounded bottom for smaller 1 and 3 to facilitate the draw; sloped bottom and indentation - for 5.
6. **PLAYER'S COMPONENT ORGANIZER**: All worker markers and the fishing boat are kept in the circular section. Above, there are shelves for 2 help cards and the time wheel. They fit very well. The lid protect components from falling out during the storage.
7. **PAWN**: I use these pawns instead of default worker markers. They are much easier to grab. The very simple pawn is also available [here](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/very-simple-pawn-salomea) for free. It is universal, so it can be used in different board games.
Some photos in higher resolution:
[The set](https://i.imgur.com/N2abxaw.jpg)
[The set, organizers closed](https://i.imgur.com/YBaPy1t.jpg)
[The set, organizers open](https://i.imgur.com/x39vdFV.jpg)
[The set, organizers open, different view](https://i.imgur.com/Ak9LVhz.jpg)
[Block organizer, photo 1](https://i.imgur.com/9t2YKMg.jpg)
[Block organizer, photo 2](https://i.imgur.com/yzurkLp.jpg)
[Block organizer, photo 3](https://i.imgur.com/SsYnLx5.jpg)
[Block organizer, photo 4](https://i.imgur.com/0urkbZA.jpg)
[Token organizer](https://i.imgur.com/hJDoQgy.jpg)
[Roof organizer](https://i.imgur.com/ALShOa8.jpg)
[Player's component organizers](https://i.imgur.com/FhvPW00.jpg)
[Packed](https://i.imgur.com/8aj231K.jpg)
[Half unpacked](https://i.imgur.com/87uIwfc.jpg)
[Almost unpacked](https://i.imgur.com/EMHfW3M.jpg)
*About the Coin organizer: I don't use default coins that comes with the game, so at first I forgot to design the organizer for them. I prefer my [Very simple coins](https://cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/very-simple-coins). I took pictures of the set without Coin organizer. It really takes quite some time to take them and to prepare for the publishing on Cults3d, so they stay. But on pictures with storage solutions the Coin organizer is present, so it's clear that it fits well with other organizers.*