Akutila
Akutila is a traditional ceremonial practice in the fictional Akuteli culture of the Korin archipelago. The term comes from the Akuteli language and is generally translated as "binding" or "togetherness." The ceremony functions as a social ritual that reunites members across clans and generations.
The akutila ceremony takes place each year during the harvest festival. A central plaza becomes a gathering
The practice carries social and cultural significance: it reinforces kinship, passage of knowledge, and reciprocal obligation.
In modern times, akutila has attracted interest from scholars and cultural preservation initiatives. Some communities preserve