Tuft of Wool

Herds of Merini migrate from the harsh mountains to the Zae'ka steppes in the spring to have their calves. As they do, they shed their incredibly thick winter wool in such numbers that it piles up like snow in places. This wool is heavily regulated, and individuals are only permitted to collect a small amount for use to ensure wildlife is able to use it as nesting material. Because it is so regulated, anything woven with the fibers is very rare and valuable; owning something made with Merini wool is considered a luxury.

Obtained by foraging.