Bellars

Bellars, also known as the Bellar tribe, is a small, nomadic ethnic group historically found in the northern regions of the continent. Their traditional lifestyle revolved around herding livestock, primarily mountain goats and yaks, and following migratory patterns dictated by seasonal grazing lands. The Bellars are known for their distinctive woven textiles, often featuring intricate geometric patterns in vibrant colors, which are used for clothing, blankets, and shelter. Their social structure is organized around kinship clans, with elders holding significant influence in decision-making.

Historically, the Bellars have maintained a relatively isolated existence, with limited interaction with settled populations. Their spiritual beliefs are animistic, with a deep reverence for the natural world and ancestral spirits. They possess a rich oral tradition of storytelling, songs, and proverbs that transmit their history and cultural values. In recent decades, increased contact with neighboring communities and external economic pressures have led to some shifts in their traditional way of life, with a growing number of Bellars engaging in trade and seeking opportunities in more permanent settlements. However, efforts are ongoing to preserve their unique cultural heritage and traditions.