Aelotian style - Revision history

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	<section begin=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of ~~Paeladri~~ goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the <noinclude>Aelotian</noinclude><includeonly>[[Aelotoi\|Aelotian]]</includeonly> words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in <noinclude>Cysaegir</noinclude><includeonly>[[Cysaegir]]</includeonly> since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. [[Dye]]ing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />		<section begin=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the <noinclude>Aelotian</noinclude><includeonly>[[Aelotoi\|Aelotian]]</includeonly> words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in <noinclude>Cysaegir</noinclude><includeonly>[[Cysaegir]]</includeonly> since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. [[Dye]]ing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />

	=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===		=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===

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	While the aelotoi still shy away from the elaborate layers of fabric so predominant in [[elf\|elven]] dress, they have developed a penchant for elven metals and accessories. [[Vaalin]], [[vaalorn]], and [[faenor]] are favorites for delicate metalwork, and the gold and silver filigree favored by the elves has been reworked into the complex knotwork motifs preferred by the aelotoi. Females have traditionally woven flowers into the intricate braiding styles that are fashionable in aelotian culture, but modernists have adopted threading thin metal strands into their plaits. The elves are deeply respected for sheltering the aelotoi in their greatest time of need, and as a result, elven culture will continue to leave a lasting impression on the race.		While the aelotoi still shy away from the elaborate layers of fabric so predominant in [[elf\|elven]] dress, they have developed a penchant for elven metals and accessories. [[Vaalin]], [[vaalorn]], and [[faenor]] are favorites for delicate metalwork, and the gold and silver filigree favored by the elves has been reworked into the complex knotwork motifs preferred by the aelotoi. Females have traditionally woven flowers into the intricate braiding styles that are fashionable in aelotian culture, but modernists have adopted threading thin metal strands into their plaits. The elves are deeply respected for sheltering the aelotoi in their greatest time of need, and as a result, elven culture will continue to leave a lasting impression on the race.

			==See Also==
			*[[Toqua]]
	[[Category: Aelotoi]]		[[Category: Aelotoi]]

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			<big>'''A Glance at Aelotian Style'''</big>

	Early in time, the [[aelotoi]] became quite adept at creating fabric out of the scant natural materials accessible on [[Bre'Naere]]. Their arrival in [[Elanthia]] has only heightened their innate abilities, and when combined with a tremendous increase in the types of resources available to them, the aelotoi have begun crafting specialty fabrics out of their new home in [[Cysaegir]].		Early in time, the [[aelotoi]] became quite adept at creating fabric out of the scant natural materials accessible on [[Bre'Naere]]. Their arrival in [[Elanthia]] has only heightened their innate abilities, and when combined with a tremendous increase in the types of resources available to them, the aelotoi have begun crafting specialty fabrics out of their new home in [[Cysaegir]].

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	===Flyrsilk===		===Flyrsilk===

	The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called [[flyrsilk]]. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />		The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called [[flyrsilk]]. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an <noinclude>Aelotian</noinclude><includeonly>[[Aelotoi\|Aelotian]]</includeonly> word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />

	===Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen===		===Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen===
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	<section begin=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. ~~Dyeing~~ techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />		<section begin=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the <noinclude>Aelotian</noinclude><includeonly>[[Aelotoi\|Aelotian]]</includeonly> words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in <noinclude>Cysaegir</noinclude><includeonly>[[Cysaegir]]</includeonly> since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. [[Dye]]ing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />

	=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===		=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===

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	<section ~~start~~=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. Dyeing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />		<section begin=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. Dyeing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />

	=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===		=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===

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	===Flyrsilk===		===Flyrsilk===

	The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called flyrsilk. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />		The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called [[flyrsilk]]. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />

	===Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen===		===Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen===
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	<section start=Paeline />Paeline is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. Dyeing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />		<section start=Paeline />[[Paeline]] is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. Dyeing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />

	=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===		=== Miscellaneous Fabrics ===

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	== Fabrics ==		== Fabrics ==

	Flyrsilk		===Flyrsilk===

	The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called flyrsilk. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />		The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called flyrsilk. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />

	Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen		===Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen===

	The aelotoi have also improved upon producing two blended fabrics, ramie silk and ramie linen. The usual spinning process to create ramie has been simplified to remove as much of the resin from the natural fiber as possible, after which, it is washed in a special treatment of [[Talneo potion\|talneo]]. The resulting fiber is much finer and has more elasticity than regular ramie, allowing it to be easily blended with silk and linen. The addition of ramie increases the durability of the silk and linen, giving the finished material a faintly lustrous, luxurious appearance.		The aelotoi have also improved upon producing two blended fabrics, ramie silk and ramie linen. The usual spinning process to create ramie has been simplified to remove as much of the resin from the natural fiber as possible, after which, it is washed in a special treatment of [[Talneo potion\|talneo]]. The resulting fiber is much finer and has more elasticity than regular ramie, allowing it to be easily blended with silk and linen. The addition of ramie increases the durability of the silk and linen, giving the finished material a faintly lustrous, luxurious appearance.

	Paeline		===Paeline===

	<section start=Paeline />Paeline is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. Dyeing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />		<section start=Paeline />Paeline is a lush wool fabric woven from the hair of Paeladri goats. Paeladri is a compound name originating from the Aelotian words, "paeli," meaning, "tufted," and the suffix, "-adri," indicating the animals' small, compact size. The goats have been carefully cultivated by the aelotoi in Cysaegir since their arrival. The animals are unusual in that they molt twice a year; once in the spring and again in the fall. Light combing of the goats produces a hearty crop of fibers, which is then cleaned and woven or spun into the thin, yet remarkably durable wool called paeline. Dyeing techniques and coloring take very well to the fibers, as the hair is a nearly translucent, snowy white in its natural state. The finished texture of the wool is downy soft, making it ideal for linings or formal attire.<section end=Paeline />

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	~~<section begin=Flyrsilk />~~The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called flyrsilk. The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />		The most popular seller has been a new silk variety called flyrsilk. <section begin=Flyrsilk />The word, "flyr" is an Aelotian word meaning, "flower," which is characteristic of the fabric's patterning. The silk is exceptionally soft, completely opaque, and possesses a very subtle nacreous luster. Material design varies widely between artisans, with floral motifs being the most intricate and time-consuming to weave. Aelotian artisans carefully guard their precise weaving techniques, but rumors circulate that the key to the high quality of their fabrics lies in the design of their uniquely styled fel looms. Flyrsilk is also produced in foliage-inspired patterns, such as branches, thorns, and leaves, which is often preferred by males, though it is frequently worn by both genders. Patternless varieties are usually a single color and are faintly textured with an understated latticed finish.<section end=Flyrsilk />

	Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen		Ramie Silk and Ramie Linen