Been a while since my last BS:Elsweyr post. Enjoy an outfit I’ve had in the works for ages now

Been a while since my last BS:Elsweyr post. Enjoy an outfit I’ve had in the works for ages now. Transcription of the last image under the cut. You can find the full size here.

The necklace represents a dancer in the middle of a lush wheat field. A good luck blessing is inscribed on top. While the nomadic nequin’ali tribes do not cultivate wheat, it is nonetheless a precious crop to the region.

Outfit of an affluent lady from Anequina. The colorful striped patterns are native to the region. Her leg and arm bracers are from good leather and originate in the culture’s warrior tradition. Her necklace is made from a large embossed pectoral piece, from which coins are hung, all in silver. She wears another necklace made of imported wood and precious materials. Charms hang from her belt. Around her waist are tied pocketlike bags and a decorative apron. Her hair is kept in a lose braid, and adorned with glass beads, favored as a precious material in the region. She also wears silver earrings, and her face is tattooed with feline stripes, a common way for the Ohmes to distinguish themselves.

The star of the outfit is the intricatedly patterns overcoat. Using a great range of precious dyes, it’s patterns are made by embroidering arranged strips of colorful material. It’s fastened to the side of the chest similar to a budi, the khajiit tunic/base wear. Similar embroidery techniques can be found on her shoes. While she doesn’t have a tail, and this piece would likely be tailor-made, it is customary for khajiit fashion to split long coats in the back.

Anequina is a hostile land who’s talented craftsmen work with a lot of imported materials. Mining, dyeing and smelting are not in the tradition of these nomadic people, who instead use their influence and riches to get precious materials from far away lands, with the help of their trading caravans.

Matching leather bracers

Part of a set. Arguable the less bling part of this outfit, still adorned with silver coins. Made from soft polished leather, stitched with colorful thread.

Necklace

Ta’agra reads SALAZISA, “radiant fate”. Center and coins polished to mirror finish.

Other necklace

Cylindrical dyed wood and silver beads