This

This culture is called the This. Its people are the Thisan.

I was just trying to gather some rice from the field when suddenly BAM! An alligator! I was all alone but thankfully I had my spoon.

Naming Traditions

Feminine names

Zal∫osia, Ðalzhissila, Vafi, Ðiffi, ∫erffiila, Thursisi, Virthusi, Ðishila, Sirthurthosi, Ðilfifa

Masculine names

Zesen, Zhur∫oen, Sefo, Ðirvefion, Solthifion, Veion, Fhu∫ofon, Vefon, ∫afon, Sorðison

Family names

Fassa, Ful∫esvef, ∫olthelthashsa, Zeshðe, Fi∫efufvef, Ðusvef, Vavef, Zhel∫ifhðe, Futhafðe, Ðirvuvef

Culture

Culture and cultural heritage

Music of the Thisan is mostly ethereal. Common instruments include: flute, pan pipes

Common Dress code

As the Thisan hail originally from the marshland, their clothing style is appropriate for that kind of region. They often wear the following: cloaks, short tunics, long pants, long dresses, short boots, shoes. Common colors include dark green, moderate red, and dark grey. Decoration tends towards complex embroidery. Clothing is most often made of the following materials: cotton, linen, furs, light hides

Common Customs, traditions and rituals

Common dishes for the Thisan include: sweet slow-roasted cabbage with salt, spicy raw snake with salt, spicy roasted alligator with oregano, pungent slow-roasted alligator with salt, savory roasted alligator with mint
As far as eating customs go, they have the following: eat alone, eat with spoon
Common breads include: grainy flat rice bread, hearty thin rice bread