Item:Rich sanguine silk gamantang stitched with dozens of gold medallions
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| rich sanguine silk gamantang stitched with dozens of gold medallions | |
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| Look: | Though gathered at the waist by a loose sash embroidered in gold with desert roses, the design of the garment otherwise allows it to flow freely as the wearer moves. Tiny medallions hang from the generous folds of silk, packed so closely together that their golden surfaces nearly obscure the material. |
| Weight: | 30 stones |
| Metal: | Unknown |
| Appraised Cost: | 312,500 Kronars250,000 Lirums <br />225,500 Dokoras <br />312.5 LTBpoints <br />312.5 Tickets <br />312.5 Scrips <br /> |
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| Dimensions: | ? length x ? width x ? height |
| Sources: | Sold by Pi'botuk Pel'arsharra for 225,500 Dokoras Source is Pi'botuk Pel'arsharra |
DANCE: You dance about with your silk gamantang, holding the material out to your sides and throwing your head back with eyes closed. The slowly undulating movements resemble a serpent preparing to strike.
KICK: You snap one leg outward in a sharp kick, then bring the knee up and hold it aloft with your toes pointed at the ground. Balancing on your other foot, you hold your hands up with palms facing ahead and roll your upper body forward, backward and forward again. As your weight shifts for the last time your foot stamps back down.
PUSH: You drop down into a kneeling position with your toes curled forward and arms held out to your sides. Bringing your hands in to your chest you spin about on one knee and then the next, traveling in a wide arc and causing your silk gamantang to whorl about behind you.
RAISE: You leap to your feet, throwing your hands upward and clapping twice over your head! Standing tall you proceed to stamp your feet against the ground, causing your silk gamantang to bounce up and down with a staccato rhythm.
SPIN: You bring your palms together in front of your body and point your elbows out to the side, then spin rapidly on the balls of your feet. Your silk gamantang spirals out away from you at a gently sloping angle, softly drifting downward as you stop.
TURN: You twist at the waist and hold your arms out from your sides, rolling your shoulders in an arcing motion as you turn in a tight circle and unwind your body. The folds of your silk gamantang cascade about you like cresting waves.