Items

These gold bars go through a refining process by blacksmiths and smelters to be able to be used in the crafting of many ornate and decorative items. Gold is always a highly sought after material by artisans for their works and Aramelles are especially attracted to the shiny metallic finish it provides. 

Gold remains a soft metal making it easy to work with and the perfect crafting material for accessories, ornate trims, and dcorative pieces.

These beautiful gems have been mined in the deep caverns of the desert and have already gone through the delicate refining process by skilled artisans. This makes them ideal to be collected and displayed, or used in the crafting of more elegant accessories, items and decorations. They are highly sought after by collectors and artisans alike with whole aution houses and merchants dedicated to the trading of more rare specimens.

These paints come in many varieties of colors and finishes and are most commonly found left over from the age of human in The Vault. Symprites and Aramelles often go looting for the rarer paints in the ruins although often run into the pesky Phoqueas Monkeys who guard their hoards which makes this common item harder to actually get than it should be...

These paints have a variety of uses for both Aramelles and Symprites alike with a long-lasting finish and non-toxic base meaning it is safe for bappies and mielles.

Rare black pearls harvested from the Pincta Oysters found in the central Byssian lake. These pearls are extremely rare as they can only be harvested once a year and during an eclipse, making the Lunisolar Festival the ideal conditions for harvesting the best resulting pearls. These pearls require much maintenance and care to keep their quality high otherwise they may turn brittle.

While these pearls have many uses, they are most importantly used by Aramelle artisans in the crafting of their delicate Faberge Eggs.

Standard wood logs harvested from the common Cawri trees found in Capricorn-13's central forests. Symprites and Aramelles use this softer wood for carvings, sculptures, doorways and windows, furniture, and more! It has a natural resistance to rot and water damage making it an ideal choice for outdoor items. 

These decorative sticks are painted by Aramelles during the Moonchill Festival to represent the fish-shaped dagger used by the famous Aramelle Eira during the revolt against the Sovereign Queen long ago. Eira was a symbol of freedom so what began as honoring her memory has faded over time and turned into a more silly tradition for aras and mielles!

Any type of fish both real and imagined are used for inspiration by Aramelles and they tend to hunt for rare paint colors to really make theirs stand out from others in friendly competition. Mielles especially love using these painted sticks to play fight together in 're-enactments' of the great battles of story.

THIS ITEM IS Available to craft all year round

While they are also prized among collectors, Aramelles commonly use these decorative eggs to keep their unhatched mielle pearls safe. The Moonchill Festival is a common time for Aramelles to craft their precious faberge eggs as the rare black pincta oyster pearls harvested during the Lunisolar Festival are refined, hollowed out and used to make the inner lining of the eggs for both warmth and protection.

Egg designs normally reflect the adoptive parent(s) colors, with many decorations relating to their hifstory, region they live in, favourite things, etc! They take a lot of time and much pride while crafting their egg, and they are traditionally passed down as heirlooms though not always used for more than the mielle it was originally crafted for.

THIS ITEM IS LIMITED AS BLACK PEARLS CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED FROM EVENT PROMPTS

(the event will return later in the year, but will remain a rare item so sell or trade at your own discretion)