What you need to know about vandehuru

The inhabitants of the Dakiru Islands surprised the discoverers with their culture. To show their status in society, they wear a vandekhura, a headdress made of hair and feathers. The longer and larger the feathers, the higher the position the person occupies.

On the continent, this headdress became a way to show one's wealth. The first vandekhuru imported cost a lot of money, and only nobles could afford them. Within a few years, human and demon craftsmen began making their own vanderhoorus, causing their value to plummet.

However, this vandehuru is original, produced by the Dakiru Islanders. Such headdresses are still valuable, especially among lovers of the islanders' culture.