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Tehir Cultural Clothing is a collection of scripted items introduced in Common Weaves found at Rumor Woods.

Many of these items were already described in existing Tehir cultural documents, but using common nouns like "skirt," "sandals," and "pants." However, there were distinct notes about how these items should be styled, what they should be made of, and under what circumstances they should be worn. Because there was already so much character there for the garments, it seemed reasonable for them to have their own unique names. Though the definitions will be listed below for clarification, they're also largely available in the existing Tehir documents.

See the existing versus updated lore chart for a detailed list of definitions.

Aseges

Aseges are traditionally a woman's layered skirt. These garments are considered outlets of creativity for Tehir women and range from solid colors to patterned, often accomplished by block printing repeatedly to form overlapping geometric patterns. Women often bustle their skirts by tying some up while leaving others loose. These skirts always have a waistband fitted with ribbon ties that serve as additional adornment when not in use and aid in the bustling when in use, while the hems of the skirts are decorated with beads, belled-chains, and charms. Aseges is correct for both the singular and plural form.

Analyze

You analyze the particolored aseges and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the aseges is a traditional piece of women's clothing.

Definition:  These garments are considered outlets of creativity for Tehir women and range from solid colors to patterns, often accomplished by block printing repeatedly to form overlapping geometric patterns.  Women often bustle their skirts by tying some up while leaving others loose.  These skirts always have a waistband fitted with ribbon ties that serve as additional adornment when not in use and aid in the bustling when in use, while the hems of the skirts are decorated with beads, belled-chains, and charms.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: dance*, lace (bustles the aseges), pinch, shake, touch, unlace (removes bustle)

* Indicates the verb will have an interaction between the aseges and worn ankle-jewelry.
Your particolored aseges is loose and free-flowing.

When altering the aseges, you can never change the article as it is always determined by the status of the garments bustled state.  And any long description should come after the noun only.

Per existing Tehir documentation, fabrics used should be light, airy, and absorbent.  For common wear, linen, cotton, muslin, and the like would be appropriate.  Finer fabrics could be used for special occasions.  By definition, all aseges have ribbon ties on the waistband used to bustle up the excess layers.

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb Skirt Style First Third
DANCE Bustled Lifting your arms over your head, you inscribe sinuous arcs through the air as the bustled length of your ahmdir blue aseges twists about your thighs, leaving your legs bare from the knee down. Lifting her arms over her head, XXX inscribes sinuous arcs through the air as the bustled length of her ahmdir blue aseges twists about her thighs, leaving her legs bare from the knee down.
Free-flowing Raising your hands above your head, you clap out a steady rhythm as you turn around and around, with your a free-flowing aseges flaring out to swirl about your legs. Raising her hands above her head, XXX claps out a steady rhythm as she turns around and around, with her a free-flowing aseges flaring out to swirl about her legs.
DANCE
(wearing an ankle-worn item)
Bustled Raising your hands above your head, you clap out a steady rhythm as you turn around and around. As your a bustled aseges flares outward with your movement, your lower legs are left bare, offering a glimpse of your polished anklet as you spin Raising her hands above her head, XXX claps out a steady rhythm as she turns around and around. As her a bustled aseges flares outward with her movement, XXX's lower legs are left bare, offering a glimpse of her polished anklet as she spins.
Free-flowing Raising your hands above your head, you clap out a steady rhythm as you turn around and around. As your a free-flowing aseges flares outward with your movement, your lower legs are left bare, offering a glimpse of your polished anklet as you spin. Raising her hands above her head, XXX claps out a steady rhythm as she turns around and around. As her a free-flowing aseges flares outward with her movement, XXX's lower legs are left bare, offering a glimpse of her polished anklet as she spins.
PINCH Both Finding a picked loop of thread loose on one of the layers of your aseges, you tug this way and that at the fabric around the pick, teasing the thread back into place. Having found a loose loop of thread in the fabric of one of the layers of her aseges, XXX tugs this way and that at the fabric around the pick, teasing the thread back into place.
SHAKE Bustled You meticulously arrange the bustled lengths of fabric about your legs, double-checking that the hem of your a free-flowing aseges is tied securely as it blouses down to knee length. XXX meticulously arranges the bustled lengths of fabric about her legs, double-checking that the hem of her a free-flowing aseges is tied securely as it blouses down to knee length.
Free-flowing Gathering the layers of your aseges loosely in both hands, you shake out its lengths of fabric, settling the garment once more about your legs. Gathering the layers of her aseges loosely in both hands, XXX shakes out its lengths of fabric, settling the garment once more about her legs.
Switches between bustled and free-flowing state.
TOUCH Both Idly, you drum your fingers against your thigh as your hazel eyes tilt thoughtfully skyward. XXX seems to idly drum her fingers against her thigh as her hazel eyes tilt thoughtfully skyward.
Tier 2
Verb Skirt Style First Third
PUNCH Both With gnashed teeth and narrowed eyes, you pound the side of your fist once against your aseges-covered thigh as you cast muttered aspersions about no one in particular into the air. With gnashed teeth and narrowed eyes, XXX pounds the side of her fist once against her aseges-covered thigh as she casts muttered aspersions about no one in particular into the air.
RUB Bustled You rub your palms on the excess of fabric your bustled a bustled aseges creates about your thighs, drying them as much as ensuring proper arrangement of the aseges. XXX rubs her palms on the excess of fabric her bustled a bustled aseges creates about her thighs, drying them as much as ensuring proper arrangement of the aseges.
Free-flowing Concern passes across your almond-shaped hazel eyes as you absentmindedly rub your palms against your aseges-clad thighs. Concern passes around XXX's almond-shaped hazel eyes as she absendmindedly rubs her palms against her aseges-clad thighs.
TWIST Bustled With a sly smile and a wink of one hazel eye, you twist your a bustled aseges about your thighs, flashing a few extra inches of fair skin. With a sly smile and a wink of one hazel eye, XXX twists her a bustled aseges about her thighs, flashing a few extra inches of fair skin.
Free-flowing You find yourself twisting a finger into and out of one of the ribbon ties on the waistband of your a free-flowing aseges, and you quickly fold your arms to halt the nervous compulsion. XXX twists a single finger into and out of one of the ribbon ties on the waistband of her a free-flowing aseges before quickly folding her arms as if to stave off the compulsion.
WAVE Bustled Tapping your foot in a steady rhythm, you take handfuls of your a bustled aseges and swish the layers about your thighs as you sway in place. Tapping her foot in a steady rhythm, XXX takes handfuls of her a bustled aseges and swishes the layers about her thighs as she sways in place.
Free-flowing In an effort to cool yourself, you swish your a free-flowing aseges from side to side, enjoying the cool air the motion stirs about your legs. As if in an effort to cool herself, XXX swishes her a free-flowing aseges from side to side, seeming to enjoy the cool air stirring about her legs.
WAVE
(wearing an ankle-worn item)
Bustled In an effort to cool yourself, you swish your a bustled aseges from side to side, enjoying the cool air the motion stirs about your legs. The action leaves your ankle bare, providing a glimpse of the polished anklet found there. As if in an effort to cool herself, XXX swishes her a bustled aseges from side to side, seeming to enjoy the cool air stirring about her legs. The action leaves her ankle bare, providing a glimpse of the polished anklet found there.
Free-flowing In an effort to cool yourself, you swish your a free-flowing aseges from side to side, enjoying the cool air the motion stirs about your legs. The action leaves your ankle bare, providing a glimpse of the polished anklet found there. As if in an effort to cool herself, XXX swishes her a free-flowing aseges from side to side, seeming to enjoy the cool air stirring about her legs. The action leaves her ankle bare, providing a glimpse of the polished anklet found there.

Artim

Artims are sandals traditionally worn by both men and women. They are worn either ankle-tied or loose, possessing a simple bifurcated strap that begins between the toes and extends across the top of the foot. Tehir sandals are formed on rush, wood, or hide soles. Some women take fancy to intricately braiding the leather commonly used in their construction.

Analyze

You analyze the knotted cotton artim and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the artim are traditional footwear akin to sandals.

Definition: Worn either ankle-tied or loose, these sandals possess a simple bifurcated strap that begins between the toes and extends across the top of the foot.  Tehir sandals are formed on rush, wood, or hide soles.  Some women take fancy to intricately braiding the leather commonly used in their construction.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: kick*, pull, turn, shuffle**

*  Indicates the verb will have an interaction between the artim and worn ankle-jewelry.

** Indicates the verb will have an interaction between the artim and certain leg-worn items.

You may have a merchant customize the soles of your knotted cotton artim.  Currently they are: hardened leather
Artim is the word for either ankle-tied or loose, possessing a simple bifurcated strap that begins between the toes and extends across the top of the foot.  Appropriate materials for the soles would be rush, wood, or hide.  Upper materials could be cloth or leather, and women may add adornments or intricate braiding.

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb First Third
KICK You tap the toe of one artim against the floor, then the other, settling the fit of your woven suede artim and dislodging any wayward collection of dirt. Xayle taps the toe of one artim against the floor, then the other, settling the fit of her woven suede artim and dislodging any wayward collection of dirt.
KICK
(wearing an ankle-worn item)
You rock back and forth on your woven suede artim-clad feet, hands folded behind your back and hazel eyes cast down and away, demurring, and each sway backward flashes a glimpse of your polished anklet. Xayle rocks back and forth on her woven suede artim-clad feet, hands folded behind her back and hazel eyes cast down and away, demurring, and each sway backward flashes a glimpse of her polished anklet.
PULL You run a finger beneath the straps of your woven suede artim, loosening the fit and brushing away a bit of irritating sand. Xayle runs a finger beneath the straps of her woven suede artim, loosening the fit and brushing away a bit of sand.
SHUFFLE Averting your hazel eyes, you turn them downward, idly inspecting the wiggling of your toes within your woven suede artim. Averting her hazel eyes, Xayle turns them downward as if idly inspecting the wiggling of her own toes within her woven suede artim. It seems a poor diversionary tactic.
SHUFFLE
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
Gazing down the length of your ahmdir blue aseges-clad legs, you rock back on your heels and wiggle your toes within your woven suede artim. Gazing down the length of her ahmdir blue aseges-clad legs, Xayle rocks back on her heels and wiggles her toes within her woven suede artim.
TURN Pointing the toes of one foot, you turn your ankle from side to side, showing off the make of your woven suede artim. Pointing the toes of one foot, Xayle turns her ankle from side to side, showing off the make of her woven suede artim.
Tier 2
Verb First Third
CLEAN Propping one ankle on your knee for a moment, you brush at the braided rushes of your woven suede artim, wiping it free of dust before repeating the action on the opposite artim. Satisfied, you plant both feet back on the solid flooring. Propping one ankle on her knee for a moment, Xayle brushes at the braided rushes of her woven suede artim, wiping it free of dust before repeating the action on the opposite artim. Seeming satisfied, Xayle plants both feet back on the solid flooring.
FIDGET After fidgeting for a moment or three in discomfort, you reach to untie and retie your woven suede artim, adjusting their fit and restoring comfort. After fidgeting for a moment or three in what seems to be discomfort, Xayle reaches to untie and retie her woven suede artim, adjusting their fit.
LEAN You become intensely aware of the feeling of the braided rushes straps between your toes as you shift your gaze down and away, attempting to ground yourself in the tangible sensation of the woven suede artim on your feet. Xayle's brow furrows as her eyes stray to her feet and then aside before taking a deep, grounding breath.
LEAN
(wearing an ankle-worn item)
With grace and skill, you begin to dance, a full-body exercise that stretches your arms out in sinuously undulating lines and has your hips rotating in figure eight circuits as you move. Your woven suede artim-clad feet are sure as they guide you into turn after turn, never faltering as you end with a toe-pointed flourish, your polished anklet left in full view by the pose. With grace and skill, Xayle begins to dance, a full-body exercise that stretches her arms out in sinuously undulating lines and has her hips rotating in figure eight circuits as she moves. Her woven suede artim-clad feet are sure as they guide her into turn after turn, never faltering as she ends with a toe-pointed flourish, her polished anklet left in full view by the pose.
POSE You casually flex the arch of first one artim-shod foot and then the other before rocking back on your heels and lifting your toes to stretch out the muscles in your calves. Xayle casually flexes the arch of first one artim-shod foot and then the other before rocking back on her heels and lifting her toes to stretch out the muscles in her calves.
POSE
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
Posturing to show off your a free-flowing aseges, you point your toes within your woven suede artim to display the full length of your leg. Posturing to show off her a free-flowing aseges, Xayle points her toes within her woven suede artim to display the full length of her leg.

Duaidz

Duaidz are traditionally a man's bloused trousers. They are frequently worn in conjunction with an erasay, and they can be tailored either with or without vents, which typically run from the lower thigh to just above the cuff. Duaidz is correct for both the singular and plural form. Note: These verbs and interactive item verbs also work with the noun pantaloons.

Analyze

You analyze the combed cotton duaidz and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the duaidz is a traditional piece of men's clothing.

Definition:Frequently worn in conjunction with an erasay, the duaidz can be tailored either with or without vents, which typically run from the lower thigh to just above the cuff.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: dance*, pinch, touch, shake

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb First Third
DANCE Raising your hands above your head, you clap out a steady rhythm as you turn, around and around, with the bloused legs of your raw linen duaidz catching the air as you move. Raising her hands above her head, Xayle claps out a steady rhythm as she turns, around and around, with the bloused legs of her raw linen duaidz catching the air as she moves.
DANCE
(wearing an ankle-worn item)
Raising your hands above your head, you clap out a steady rhythm as you turn, around and around. The spinning tugs the legs of your raw linen duaidz higher the more you move, offering a glimpse of her polished anklet. Raising her hands above her head, Xayle claps out a steady rhythm as she turns, around and around. The spinning tugs the legs of her raw linen duaidz higher the more she moves, offering a glimpse of her polished anklet.
PINCH Finding a picked loop of thread loose on your raw linen duaidz, you tug this way and that at the fabric around the pick, teasing the thread back into place. Finding a picked loop of thread loose on her raw linen duaidz, Xayle tugs this way and that at the fabric around the pick, teasing the thread back into place.
SHAKE Gathering a handful of fabric on one leg of your raw linen duaidz, you shake it out, trying to banish a tickling sensation gradually making its way up your leg. Xayle gathers a handful of her fabric on one leg of her raw linen duaidz and shakes it out, though it is unclear if she is trying to settle the fit or quell an itch.
TOUCH Idly, you drum your fingers against your duaidz-covered thigh as your hazel eyes tilt thoughtfully skyward. Xayle seems to idly drum her fingers against her thigh as her hazel eyes tilt thoughtfully skyward.
Tier 2
Verb First Third
PUNCH With gnashed teeth and narrowed eyes, you pound the side of your fist once against your duaidz-covered thigh as you cast muttered aspersions about no one in particular into the air. With gnashed teeth and narrowed eyes, Xayle pounds the side of her fist once against her duaidz-covered thigh as she casts muttered aspersions about no one in particular into the air.
RUB You rub your palms on the thighs of your raw linen duaidz, drying them as much as ensuring the proper fit of the legs. Xayle rubs her palms on the thighs of her raw linen duaidz, drying them as much as ensuring the proper fit of the legs.
TWIST You twist and tug at the waistband of your raw linen duaidz, hitching them up for a better fit. Xayle twists and tugs at the waistband of her raw linen duaidz, hitching them up for a better fit.
WAVE You subtly fan the excess fabric of your raw linen duaidz against your leg, creating a rush of cooling air on your skin. Xayle subtly fans the excess fabric of her raw linen duaidz against her leg, creating a rush of cooling air on her skin.
WAVE
(wearing an ankle-worn item)
As you subtly fan the excess fabric of your raw linen duaidz against your leg, creating a rush of cooling air on your skin, you inadvertently lift the lower cuff higher, allowing a glimpse of a polished anklet. As Xayle subtly fans the excess fabric of her raw linen duaidz against her leg, creating a rush of cooling air on her skin, she inadvertently lifts the lower cuff higher, allowing a glimpse of a polished anklet.

Erasay

Erasay are traditionally a man's sleeveless or short-sleeved shirt. With short or no sleeves, it is distinctive because it will have either a notched or drawstring neckline, typically worn by men of high status. Erasay is correct for both the singular and plural form. Some verb traps will only work with a short-sleeved erasay.

Analyze

You analyze the sky blue cotton erasay and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the erasay are traditional men's clothing.

Definition:Distinct because it has either a notched or drawstring neckline, the erasay can be either short-sleeved or sleeveless and is typically worn by men of stature.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: pinch,pull(s), rub*, shake

*   Indicates the verb will have an interaction between the erasay and with some leg-worn items.

(s) Indicates the verb will have an interaction between the sleeveless erasay and wrist-worn jewelry.

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb Sleeve Style First Third
PINCH Both Shifting your almond-shaped hazel eyes subtly, you feign picking a stray thread from your green linen erasay as you take in your surroundings. Shifting her almond-shaped hazel eyes subtly, Xayle feigns picking a stray thread from her green linen erasay as she takes in her surroundings.
PULL Both With both hands at the hem, you snap your green linen erasay taut and square your shoulders, leveling your gaze forward. With both hands at the hem, Xayle snaps her green linen erasay taut and squares her shoulders, leveling her gaze forward.
PULL
(wearing a wrist-worn item)
Short-sleeved only Pulling in a deep breath, you stretch your arms high over your head, causing the short sleeves of your caramel-hued erasay to gather higher on your bicep and your silver bracelet to slip along your forearm toward your elbow. Pulling in a deep breath, Xayle stretches her arms high over her head, causing the short sleeves of her caramel-hued erasay to gather higher on her bicep and her silver bracelet to slip along her forearm toward her elbow.
RUB Both You smooth your hands down the front of your green linen erasay in something of a calming gesture before planting your hands firmly on your hips. Xayle smooths her hands down the front of her green linen erasay in something of a calming gesture before planting her hands firmly on her hips
RUB
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
Both You smooth down the hem of your green linen erasay over your hips, making sure the fabric lays flat over your ahmdir blue aseges. Xayle smooths down the hem of her green linen erasay over her hips, making sure the fabric lays flat over her ahmdir blue aseges.
SHAKE Both Pinching your green linen erasay just below the neckline, you fan it against your skin in a brisk flutter of motion, stirring a cooling breeze. Pinching her green linen erasay just below the neckline, Xayle fans it against her skin in a brisk flutter of motion, stirring a cooling breeze.
Tier 2
Verb Sleeve Style First Third
FOLD Both Straightening your spine, you puff out your chest and tug at the shoulders of your green linen erasay before staunchly folding your arms. Straightening her spine, Xayle puffs out her chest and tugs at the shoulders of her green linen erasay before staunchly folding her arms.
SALUTE Short-sleeved Craning your neck to the side and lifting your shoulder, you wipe your temple against your green linen erasay, drying a trickle of sweat. Craning her neck to the side and lifting her shoulder, Xayle wipes her temple against her green linen erasay, drying a trickle of sweat.
Sleeveless Craning your neck to the side and lifting your shoulder, you wipe your temple against your bare fair skin, drying a trickle of sweat. Craning her neck to the side and lifting her shoulder, Xayle wipes her temple against her bare fair skin, drying a trickle of sweat.
SCRATCH Both With a heavy sigh, you grip the back of your neck, massaging at the muscles before you slip your hand into the back collar of your green linen erasay and scratch at a dull itch. With a heavy sigh, Xayle grips the back of her neck, appearing to massage her tense muscles before she slips her hand into the back collar of her green linen erasay and scratches briefly.
TURN Both You twist your green linen erasay about your hips, settling its fit and stretching the fabric taut. Xayle twists your green linen erasay about her hips, settling its fit and stretching the fabric taut.
TURN
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
Both You twist a hand under the hem of your green linen erasay, firmly planting it, arm akimbo, on your ahmdir blue aseges-clad hip. Xayle twists a hand under the hem of her green linen erasay, firmly planting it, arm akimbo, on her ahmdir blue aseges-clad hip.

Hudor

Hudors are traditionally a woman's tabard-like garment. They can be worn open at the sides, though they can also be laced on the sides or belted at waist length to give more structure to the garment.

Analyze

You analyze the salmon-hued hudor and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the hudor are traditional women's clothing.

Definition:This woman's garment is a tabard that is typically knee-length and split up the side, allowing billowy pants to show underneath.  This garment is not constricting, but may vary in its cut, fittedness, and adornment.  It may be cut like a smock with little width variation from top to bottom.  Should its cut include a yoke, this section may be brightly embroidered, leaving the draping portions of the garment to include a mass of billowy, solid-colored fabric.  The neckline is typically rounded and its height varies quite broadly; this allows the clothing and jewelry beneath to be exposed.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: pinch, pull, rub*, shake

*   Indicates the verb will have an interaction between the hudor and with some leg-worn items.

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb First Third
PINCH Shifting your almond-shaped hazel eyes subtly, you feign picking a stray thread from your linen hudor as you take in your surroundings. Shifting her almond-shaped hazel eyes subtly, Xayle feigns picking a stray thread from her linen hudor as she takes in her surroundings.
PULL With both hands at the hem, you snap your linen hudor taut and square your shoulders, leveling your gaze forward. With both hands at the hem, Xayle snaps her linen hudor taut and squares her shoulders, leveling her gaze forward.
RUB You smooth your hands down the front of your linen hudor in something of a calming gesture before planting your hands firmly on your hips. Xayle smooths her hands down the front of her linen hudor in something of a calming gesture before planting her hands firmly on her hips.
RUB
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
You smooth down the hem of your linen hudor over your hips, making sure the fabric lays flat over your pair of pantaloons. Xayle smooths down the hem of her linen hudor over her hips, making sure the fabric lays flat over her pair of pantaloons.
SHAKE Pinching your linen hudor just below the neckline, you fan it against your skin in a brisk flutter of motion, stirring a cooling breeze. Pinching her linen hudor just below the neckline, Xayle fans it against her skin in a brisk flutter of motion, stirring a cooling breeze.
Tier 2
Verb First Third
FOLD Straightening your spine, you puff out your chest and tug at the shoulders of your linen hudor before staunchly folding your arms. Straightening her spine, Xayle puffs out her chest and tugs at the shoulders of her linen hudor before staunchly folding her arms.
SALUTE Craning your neck to the side and lifting your shoulder, you wipe your temple against your bare fair skin, drying a trickle of sweat. Craning her neck to the side and lifting her shoulder, Xayle wipes her temple against her bare fair skin, drying a trickle of sweat.
SCRATCH With a heavy sigh, you grip the back of your neck, massaging at the muscles before you slip your hand into the back collar of your linen hudor and scratch at a dull itch. With a heavy sigh, Xayle grips the back of her neck, appearing to massage her tense muscles before she slips her hand into the back collar of her linen hudor and scratches briefly.
TURN You twist your linen hudor about your hips, settling its fit and stretching the fabric taut. Xayle twists her linen hudor about her hips, settling its fit and stretching the fabric taut.
TURN
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
You twist a hand under the hem of your linen hudor, firmly planting it, arm akimbo, on your pair of pantaloons-clad hip. Xayle twists a hand under the hem of her linen hudor, firmly planting it, arm akimbo, on her pair of pantaloons-clad hip.

Tesarit

Tesarit are a single dangling earring worn by men and women alike on formal occasions. Typical components usually include a totem-carved bone - animal, symbol, etc., a brightly colored glass or gemstone bead, and a single spherical bell.

Analyze

You analyze the copper wire tesarit and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the tesarit is a traditional piece of jewelry.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: fidget*, nudge, rub, turn^

*  - Indicates verb has an interaction with a worn turban.
^  - Indicates verb has an interaction with a worn veil, shafiier, or fiier.

Per existing Tehir documentation, these single earrings are worn by men and women alike, usually on formal occasions.  Silver is an appropriate material (as Tehir don't favor gold), though other metals are acceptable, and adornments always include a single spherical bell at the bottom, while other adornments can include things like totem-carved bones (animals, symbols, etc), brightly colored glass, or gemstone beads.

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb First Third
FIDGET As you chew on your bottom lip in a nervous habit, you fidget with your bone and bell tesarit, causing its small bell to sound. Xayle chews silently on her bottom lip and fidgets with her bone and bell tesarit, causing its small bell to sound.
FIDGET
(wearing a veil, shafiier, or fiier)
Suddenly aware that your amber linen veil seems to be slipping, you hurriedly reach to secure the ties, brushing your bone and bell tesarit in the process. Its bell issues a soft tinkling sound. As if suddenly aware that her amber linen veil is slipping, Xayle hurriedly reaches to secure the ties, brushing her bone and bell tesarit in the process. Its bell issues a soft tinkling sound.
NUDGE You catch your bone and bell tesarit between your thumb and forefinger, straightening its length before you release it once more to swing freely. Xayle gives the bone and bell tesarit hanging from her ear a little tap, and you hear a faint musical tinkling.
RUB You give the bone and bell tesarit hanging from your ear a little tap just to hear the musical tinkling of its bell. Xayle catches her bone and bell tesarit between her thumb and forefinger, straightening its length before she releases it once more to swing freely.
TURN You twist the minute bits and baubles on your bone and bell tesarit around and around idly on their dangling post, thoughts wanderings. With a far away look in her hazel eyes, Xayle twists the minute bits and baubles on her bone and bell tesarit around and around idly.
TURN
(wearing a turban)
Unsatisfied with the fit of your black linen turban, you unwrap the excess lengths of fabric before winding them around your head once more, carefully tucking the end beneath the layers and setting your bone and bell tesarit to swaying as you accidentally brush against it. Apparently unsatisfied with the fit of her black linen turban, Xayle unwraps the excess lengths of fabric before winding them around her head once more, carefully tucking the end beneath the layers and setting your bone and bell tesarit to swaying as you accidentally brush against it.
Tier 2
Verb First Third
NOD Determinedly, you nod your head, and your bone and bell tesarit swings back and forth with the movement. Determinedly, Xayle nods her head, and her bone and bell tesarit swings back and forth with the movement.
NOD
(wearing a turban)
You dip your head forward in a single, deep nod, brushing your fingers against your black linen turban where it rests against your brow. Your bone and bell tesarit sways with the movement. Xayle dips her head forward in a single, deep nod, brushing her fingers against her black linen turban where it rests against her brow. Her bone and bell tesarit sways with the movement.
SHAKE You adamantly shake your head, and the bell on your bone and bell tesarit tinkles softly. Xayle adamantly shakes her head, and the bell on her bone and bell tesarit tinkles softly.
SHIVER You shudder with a full-body shiver, and the bone and bell tesarit in your ear tickles as it brushes against your neck. Xayle shudders with a full-body shiver.
SHIVER
(wearing a veil, shafiier, or fiier)
You shiver violently, and the folds of your amber linen veil and your bone and bell tesarit are left swinging softly with the motion. Xayle shivers violently, and the folds of her amber linen veil and her bone and bell tesarit are left swinging softly with the motion.
STUMBLE You lurch a step backward in alarm, leaving your bone and bell tesarit swinging wildly from its post. Xayle lurches a step backward in alarm, leaving her bone and bell tesarit swinging wildly from its post.

Tisrin

Tisrins are a type of ring worn by both men and women alike. These rings appear when worn to be multiple separate rings stacked a small space apart, however the ring is actually a single piece, fused and joined along the back. They are worn between the knuckles at varying heights to avoid restricting movement.

Analyze

You analyze the bronze tisrin and sense that the creator has provided the following information:

Part of the Tehir Cultural Clothing Line, the tisrin is a traditional piece of jewelry.

It is currently tier 1 of 2 tiers.  It has access to the following verbs: fidget*, rub^, salute~, wave+

+  - Indicates verb has an interaction with a worn burnoose.
^  - Indicates verb has an interaction with some leg-worn items.
~  - Indicates verb has an interaction with a worn turban.
*  - Indicates verb has an interaction with a worn veil, shafiier, or fiier.

This particular item is a tisrin (a ring).  Per existing Tehir documentation, these rings are worn by men and women alike and appear to be formed of multiple stacked bands separated by a small space, though the ring is a single piece, fused and joined along the back.  They're worn between the knuckles at varying heights to avoid restricting movement.  Silver is an appropriate material (as Tehir don't favor gold), though other metals are acceptable, as are adornments of gemstones, bones, beads, etchings, and the like.

Usage

OTS/Tier 1
Verb First Third
FIDGET You twist your copper tisrin in place, tug it loose, then push it back onto your finger as a pensive quiet overtakes you. Xayle twists her copper tisrin in place, tugging it loose, then pushing it back onto her finger as a pensive air settles on her.
FIDGET
(wearing a veil, shafiier, or fiier)
Your fingers play fitfully over the drape of your amber linen veil, assuring its coverage is appropriate, as the ambient light flashes and flares from the tisrin on your finger. Xayle's fingers play fitfully over the drape of her amber linen veil, assuring its coverage is appropriate, as the ambient light flashes and flares from the tisrin on her finger.
RUB You rub your thumb over the individual bands of your copper tisrin, hazel eyes turned into the distance in thought. Xayle rubs her thumb over the individual bands of her copper tisrin as if ticking off thought after thought, while her hazel eyes have turned into the distance.
RUB
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
Idly, you drum your fingers against your ahmdir blue aseges-clad thigh as your hazel eyes tilt thoughtfully skyward, light glinting sharply off your copper tisrin. Xayle seems to idly drum her fingers against her ahmdir blue aseges-clad thigh as her hazel eyes tilt thoughtfully skyward, light glinting sharply off her copper tisrin.
SALUTE Raising your hand to your brow, you shield your hazel eyes, squinting as you gaze ahead. Raising her hand to her brow, Xayle shields her hazel eyes, squinting as she gazes ahead.
SALUTE
(wearing a turban)
You run your copper tisrin-clad hand attentively along the coils of your black linen turban, ensuring the fit and binding is proper. Xayle runs her copper tisrin-clad hand attentively along the coils of her black linen turban, ensuring the fit and binding is proper.
WAVE With your lips curling at one corner, you wave your hand in a dismissive manner as if shooing off an annoying sand fly. The ambient light glints off the surface of your copper tisrin. With her lips curling at one corner, Xayle waves her hand in a dismissive manner as if shooing off an annoying sand fly. The ambient light glints off the surface of her copper tisrin.
WAVE
(wearing a burnoose)
As you fan the excess folds of fabric of your greyish tan burnoose back and forth, your copper tisrin glints sharply in the ambient light. As Xayle fans the excess folds of fabric on her greyish tan burnoose back and forth, her copper tisrin glints sharply in the ambient light.
Tier 2
Verb First Third
CLEAN Bowing your head, you scrape a nail between the bands of your copper tisrin, removing any dirt invisible or otherwise, as you purposefully ignore the goings on around you. Bowing her head, Xayle scrapes a nail between the bands of her copper tisrin as if removing some debris, and she seems to be purposefully ignoring the goings on around her.
CLEAN
(wearing a burnoose)
With an air of annoyance, you shake any dust and debris from the folds of your greyish tan burnoose, then smooth the fabric back into place with your copper tisrin-clad hand. With an air of annoyance, Xayle shakes out the folds of her greyish tan burnoose, then smooths the fabric back into place with your copper tisrin-clad hand.
KISS Knuckling your finger against your lips, you feel the solid press of your copper tisrin against your skin as you mull things over. The slight narrowing of your hazel eyes is an unconscious result of your thoughts. Xayle knuckles her finger against her lips, and her hazel eyes narrow ever so slightly.
KISS
(wearing veil, shafiier, or fiier)
After you utter a soft and reverent locution, you press your copper tisrin to your lips and kiss it through the fabric of your amber linen veil. After she utters a soft and reverent locution, Xayle presses her copper tisrin to her lips and kisses it through the fabric of her amber linen veil.
PUSH You push and pull the copper tisrin on your finger, removing and returning it to its place before you notice your nervous fidgeting and shove it back onto your finger, teeth gritted. Xayle pushes and pulls the copper tisrin on her finger, removing and returning it to its place before at last forcefully shoving it back onto her fingers as a small muscle in her jaw twitches.
PUSH
(wearing aseges, duaidz, or pantaloons)
Concern passes across your almond-shaped hazel eyes as you absentmindedly rub your palms against your ahmdir blue aseges-clad thighs, your copper tisrin occasionally getting caught in the fabric. Concern passes around Xayle's almond-shaped hazel eyes as she absendmindedly rubs her palms against her ahmdir blue aseges-clad thighs, her copper tisrin occasionally getting caught in the fabric.
SCRATCH You rake your hand through your black cherry red hair, and your copper tisrin catches on a strand of hair before you tug free and let out a small sigh. Xayle rakes her hand through her black cherry red hair, and she lets out a small sigh.
SCRATCH
(wearing a turban)
You discreetly reach beneath your black linen turban to scratch at your scalp, and in pulling your hand away, a strand of black cherry red hair catches on your copper tisrin. As quickly as possible, you tuck the errant strand back into place beneath the turban. Xayle attempts to discreetly reach beneath her black linen turban to scratch at her scalp, and in pulling her hand away, a strand of black cherry red hair catches on her copper tisrin. As quickly as possible, Xayle tucks the errant strand back into place beneath the the turban.

Existing vs. Updated Lore

This chart was originally shared by GM Xayle and provides clarification about the garment line and its nouns:

Item Description Lore
Aseges woman's layered skirt Existing Lore: These garments are considered outlets of creativity for Tehir women and range from solid colors to patterned, often accomplished by block printing repeatedly to form overlapping geometric patterns (I have a future script idea for Tehir fabric printing that will eventually play into this.) Women often bustle their skirts by tying some up while leaving others loose.
Added Lore: These skirts always have a waistband fitted with ribbon ties that serve as additional adornment when not in use and aid in the bustling when in use, while the hems of the skirts are decorated with beads, belled-chains, and charms.
Artim gender-neutral sandals Existing Lore: worn either ankle-tied or loose, possessing a simple bifurcated strap that begins between the toes and extends across the top of the foot. Tehir sandals are formed on rush, wood, or hide soles. Some women take fancy to intricately braiding the leather commonly used in their construction.
Added Lore: n/a
Tisrin cultural ring Existing Lore: n/a (This is an entirely new item.)
Added Lore: Worn by both men and women alike, these rings appear when worn to be multiple separate rings stacked a small space apart, however the ring is actually a single piece, fused and joined along the back. Worn between the knuckles at varying heights to avoid restricting movement.
Tesarit single cultural earring Existing Lore: n/a (This is an entirely new item.)
Added Lore: A single dangling earring worn by men and women alike on formal occasions. Typical components usually include a totem-carved bone - animal, symbol, etc., a brightly colored glass or gemstone bead, and a single spherical bell.
Erasay men's sleeveless or short sleeved shirt Existing Lore: With short or no sleeves, it is distinctive because it will have either a notched or drawstring neckline, typically worn by men of high status.
Added Lore: n/a
Duaidz men's bloused trousers Existing Lore: These were only mentioned in passing, without much of a description, so the details are new.
Added Lore: These frequently worn in conjunction with an erasay, they can be tailored either with or without vents, which typically run from the lower thigh to just above the cuff.
Hudor woman's tabard Existing Lore: This is an existing item that made sense to include in the group of scripts. Existing item is described as simply a normal tabard, but some additional notes were added as to style.
Added Lore: They can be worn open at the sides, though they can also be laced on the sides or belted at waist length to give more structure to the garment.

See Also

Tehir Cultural Clothing Information
Type Fluff
Item Classification Clothing
Item(s) Applied to Aseges
Artim
Duaidz
Erasay
Hudor
Tesarit
Tisrin
Alterable Yes
Light/Deep Yes
Original Release Venue Rumor Woods
Original Release Year 2022
Tiered Yes
Number of Tiers 2
How to Unlock Certificate
Restrictions Some restrictions may apply. See analyze for individual items.
Item Verbs
CLEAN DANCE FIDGET FOLD
KICK KISS LEAN NOD
NUDGE PINCH POSE PULL
PUNCH PUSH RUB SALUTE
SCRATCH SHAKE SHIVER SHUFFLE
STUMBLE TOUCH TURN TWIST
WAVE