nähta
Nähta is a ceremonial concept in the fictional Nähtari culture, described in speculative literature and tabletop role-playing lore. It designates an annual gathering that centers on communal weaving, memory, and reconciliation, and serves as the principal public festival of the year.
The term Nähta comes from the Nähtari language, where the root näh- means "to weave" or "to
The festival lasts several days and includes communal loom-work, where participants add threads representing personal milestones
Nähta reinforces social cohesion, marks seasonal transitions, and is used in narratives as a symbol of collective
In popular culture and scholarship, Nähta appears as a canonical fixture in the lore of the Nähtari
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