Tailor

Spinning the yarn, treating fabric and sewing clothing. Fabric items are traditionally considered magical clothing, because they do not restrict the wearer’s movements. Mantles, capes, shoes and many other fabric items weight very little, and do not require physical strength on the part of the wearer.

Tailors make volota fabric by folding regular fabric several times and sewing it together with a strong thread – the resulting material is thicker and stronger, though not as pliable as regular fabric. To impart their creations with magical qualities, tailors embroider them in many colors and designs. For this they learn how to make dyes out of herbs and berries. Weavers’ produce also helps other masters. For example, they can make excellent nets for the fisherman. Threads and dyes are also widely used in other crafts.