Soedara's Saman din Zori (meaning: Shaman of the Sun) outfit is maybe her most versatile yet.
It comes in earthy and 'exotic' tones, and could be worn by sweet submissives, hard-working girls, or raggle-taggle gypsies. The leather textured options are perfect for panthers, amazons or huntresses. It also has a mystic edge (reflected in the name), rendering it suitable for wood elves, witches and wiccans, nature spirits, and wild girls of all sorts.
The character I imagined for the photos is a kind of forest guardian - an Artemis without a bow.
Saman din Zori in black leather
Saman din Zori in black leather
Saman din Zori in brown leather
Saman din Zori in brown leather
Saman din Zori in exotic black
Saman din Zori in exotic brown
Saman din Zori in exotic brown
Saman din Zori in reddish leather
Saman din Zori in khaki leather
Saman din Zori in khaki leather
Saman din Zori in exotic cream
Saman din Zori in exotic cream
Saman din Zori in exotic cream
Saman din Zori in exotic pink
Saman din Zori in exotic pink
In each box you two styles of mesh top (full range of sizes included) - what I'm calling the 'default' which is a plain band, and the 'girlie' which has a ruffle in a contrasting colour attached.
The skirt has a sun motif on the right hip and around the waistband, and in the leather colours, around the hem also. The exotic colours feature a patterned trim around the hem instead. Again, all the sizes are included, plus the necessary alpha.
There's a wonderful full-body henna tattoo also, and the outfit is finished off with a set of wood and gold jewelry. There's a circlet, earrings, upper arm bands, bracelets/bangles, and anklets.
Each colourway costs 325L, a fatpack of the four leather colours is 975L, or the five exotic colours together cost 1,100L. The complete fatpack of all nine sets is 1,800L.
You can find it on the marketplace here or visit the store, where you can also grab a free demo to make sure that mesh wraps round your skinny ass just right :)
There is a blacksmith
And there is a shepherd
And there is a butcher boy
And there is a barber, who's cutting
And cutting away at my only joy
I saw a rabbit
As slick as a knife
And as pale as a candlestick
And I had thought it'd be harder to do
But I caught her, and skinned her quick
Held her there
Kicking and mewling
Upending, unspooling, unsung and blue
Told her "wherever you go
Little runaway bunny
I will find you"
And then she ran
As they're liable to do
Be at peace, baby
And be gone
Be at peace, baby
And be gone
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