Greshire

Greshire is the foliad solution to the denim/leather problem. Used where a hardy fabric is needed, Greshire's ability to resist and dull impact and protect from damage, this plant cloth was one of the greater early discoveries.

Properties

Material Characteristics

Dark brown, coarse material with limited stretchability but high resistance to puncture and cutting.

History & Usage

Manufacturing & Products

Khordin leaves are cut into thin strips the ends connected by plant gum and crocheted into a loose weave. Over the next few weeks the pattern is dried and weaved with a fresh layer of Khordin before the whole thing is hydrated in a fruit gum before being dried again. This is repeated until the cording is not visible to the eye and mimics a continuous fabric.

Byproducts & Sideproducts

The gum/plant sweat juice is a very good adhesive.

Type

Textile

Taste

If locked, tastes of plant gum and Khordin leaves.