Nauda
This traditional Rakash style of footwear is most closely translated to ‘boot’ in Common. Crafted from soft leather (most common) or sometimes fabric, the bulk of a nauda is simply wrapped around the wearer’s foot and leg and held in place with attached straps which crisscross similar to those seen on many eastern sandals. While footwraps such as those which are commonly recognizable across many cultures are also ubiquitous amongst traditional Rakash, nauda differ significantly from footwraps in that the entire foot and a portion of the leg is covered, and often a padded, sole-like area is built-in to better protect the bottom of the foot. Nauda can range from ankle-tall to knee-high, and very occasionally have heels, though the latter is a much more modern development spurred by eastern fashion trends.
Variations
| Item | Source is | Rare item | Is incomplete |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black pair of droluger-hide nauda | Curse of the Ghost Ship/Incidental Loot | true | |
| Dark suede nauda with thickly padded soles | Comfortable Rakash (1) | true | |
| Golden pard skin nauda studded with orichalcum | Comfortable Rakash (3), Comfortable Rakash (2), Comfortable Rakash (1) | true | |
| Item:Black pair of droluger-hide nauda | true | ||
| Item:Pair of black satin nauda | |||
| Pair of black satin nauda | Rakash Moot 396 | ||
| Pair of brown raime nauda with silver clasps | Rakash Moot 408 | true | |
| Pair of calf-high nauda | Comfortable Rakash (3), Comfortable Rakash (2), Comfortable Rakash (1) | true | |
| Pair of hiro bear pelt nauda held by sinew ties | Comfortable Rakash (1) | true | |
| Pair of knee-high suede nauda with low heels of pale pink kapok | Comfortable Rakash (3), Comfortable Rakash (2), Comfortable Rakash (1) | true | |
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