Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid

The Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid is the artistic and architectural style associated with the Ïlýrhonid Tribe. Due to the massive wave of artistic development during the Arfarotï period, the contributions of the Žötó-Žimiara is not recorded here, and is instead covered in the Ótaš-Žötó-Žimiara article. As with other artstyles, this goes hand-in-hand with the concept of the Ëvoðo-Uroše, that is, the separation between art and food.

The main relics of Heta, or Original, Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid lie in the Yitdish Ruins, the site of the tribe. This includes the buried remnants of the Ïlýrhonidian-style Ëzó-Rhegarhifiŋ and the Ëzó-Rhažóval, the main governmental buildings, all of whom were heavily redesigned and built over in the Arfarotï period. Such characteristics of the Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid include the use of simple geometric shapes and symbols to represent the Ibrófeneð (a type of Ótaš-Ibrófeneð), the religious dogma, and the Tribe itself as a safehaven for the people. Thus, the Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid comes in direct tandem with the Kavamïŋ-Ïlýrhonid, the belief system of the Ïlýrhonid Tribe; however, once emigrations resulted in permanent settlements and cultures outside the Ïlýrhonid Tribes, the Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid would incorporate 3D sculpture, architecture, and city planning aspects in what is often called the Nota-Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid, or Ótaš-Sangus, after the Sangus Tribe.

As people moved out of the Ïlýrhonid Tribe, those still viewing the Tribe in a favorable or neutral light tended to stick to the Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid, which is usually incorporated into the terminology of the Ëvoðo-Reïlýrhonid, or the worldview in alignment with the Tribe. In the social turmoil that characterized the early settlements of the Amoŋot Desert, those that adhered to the Ëvoðo-Reïlýrhonid gradually migrated to cities closer to the Volain Forest (although the presence of the Varhoŋïð-Khalúš did limit the extent of their proximity), while those that rejected it migrated far away, as far west as the Arbin Watershed. Examples of the Nota-Ótaš-Ïlýrhonid are most abundant in the cities of Vërðïm and Lómóhüd.