Light as breath and cool to the touch, moonthistle down carries a faint silver luminescence that lingers even indoors, as though it kept a little of the night sky caught in its fibers. It drifts at the slightest stir, so it is gathered on still nights and guarded close from the wind.
Spun and woven, it becomes mooncloth — a fabric that seems to glow from within. Few foragers ever gather enough of it to spare.


Moonthistle Fibers

Silvery, faintly glowing down gathered from moonthistle.

, mooncloth holds the faint cold glow of the down it is spun from — a silver shimmer that stirs in darkness and settles to a pale sheen by day. It is lighter than lotus silk and stranger, prized by those who wish to be seen even where no lamp burns.
A garment of mooncloth needs no adornment; it carries its own quiet light, and marks its wearer as someone of rare means.


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