inkindtuki
Inkindtuki is a traditional textile printing technique originating in the coastal archipelago of Nylara in the imagined world. It combines resist printing with pigment inks to produce intricate geometric and organic patterns on silk and cotton. The practice is valued for crisp lines, durable motifs, and its association with both ceremonial textiles and everyday garments.
Etymology and technique: The name inkindtuki derives from local languages, roughly translating to “ink imprint.” Practitioners
History and distribution: Records suggest inkindtuki emerged in the 14th century and spread through maritime trade