Snag Hollow Oak and Stone Tree Structure

This is a small, vertical tree structure named Snag Hollow, designed to resemble a broken or hollowed oak trunk rising from a rocky base. The build features a dominant use of dark oak logs for the main trunk and branches, contrasted with grey stone blocks at the foundation. Moss carpets and glow lichen add organic texture to the wood, creating a weathered, natural aesthetic suitable for forest biomes. Measuring 6 wide, 10 tall, and 5 deep, this compact schematic uses only vanilla blocks including stripped oak logs and foliage accents. The interior is not built out, making it ideal for integration into larger landscapes as a standalone decorative element. It works well as a landmark in overworld forests or as part of a rustic village entrance. Its hollow nature suggests potential use as a hidden passage or shelter when expanded.