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| − | Thaylenah is an island kingdom separated from the mainland (the [[Frostlands]] and [[Kharbranth]]). The dominant cultural tradition is [[Alethi]] [[Vorinism]]. Thaylen people have long eyebrows that they tuck behind their ears as a sign of respect. |
+ | Thaylenah is an island kingdom separated from the mainland (the [[Frostlands]] and [[Kharbranth]]). The dominant cultural tradition in Thaylenah is [[Alethi]] [[Vorinism]], meaning that Thaylen women consider it proper to keep their safehands covered. Thaylen people have long eyebrows that they tuck behind their ears as a sign of respect. Silk patterned vests, shirts, and skirts with removable hems are fashionable for Thaylen woman to wear. |
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| + | Thaylen merchants travel with wagon caravans to trade items throughout Roshar. Master merchants are legally fathers, or babsks, to their apprentice merchants. Traditional merchant clothing, consisting of a flat-topped conical hat and starched robes, identify the master merchant from his servants and guards. |
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Revision as of 16:38, 30 May 2011
Thaylenah is an island kingdom separated from the mainland (the Frostlands and Kharbranth). The dominant cultural tradition in Thaylenah is Alethi Vorinism, meaning that Thaylen women consider it proper to keep their safehands covered. Thaylen people have long eyebrows that they tuck behind their ears as a sign of respect. Silk patterned vests, shirts, and skirts with removable hems are fashionable for Thaylen woman to wear.
Thaylen Merchants
Thaylen merchants travel with wagon caravans to trade items throughout Roshar. Master merchants are legally fathers, or babsks, to their apprentice merchants. Traditional merchant clothing, consisting of a flat-topped conical hat and starched robes, identify the master merchant from his servants and guards.