Clothing - hufra and savayna
Hufra
One of the most common pieces of clothing among Yaraga.
Traditional poncho, mid-hip long, woven from soft fur - a pretty much every-day attire. Simple, practical, affordable...
Yet hufras vary greatly in materials they are made of, in skills, in their symbolism and to whom they are meant to be given, from a simple piece of sturdy cloth - to garments that cover Sovereign's shoulders. Weavers and workshops even have a contest of their own once a year - which house can bring up the most intricate work of all, weaving words of Sun Litany into shapes and patterns of their hufras...
Savayna
An uncommon (and un-cheap) attire, wonderwork of Calligraphy.
Clothes, that come from under their hands, shaped by their secrets and crafts known so little - they seem to live on their own, floating as waves and strands of mist and water. As if they are in a place different from "here".
These garments, worthy of quite a measure in iron, are popular among travelers, mungarras and wanderers, for they give warmth with no burden of weight - and shapes of dreams yet unseen.