Citlali

シトラリ / 茜特菈莉

A legendary shaman of the Masters of the Night-Wind, recognized across Natlan as the distinguished "Granny Itztli." She is not someone to be trifled with, yet remains the first person everyone turns to when trouble strikes.
Bearing the Ancient Name Ukumbuko, Citlali, also called "Granny Itztli" by her fellow Masters of the Night-Wind, is a renowned and powerful shaman of the tribe who tends to live in seclusion. Though quick to anger and somewhat self-indulgent, she harbors a more self-conscious side to her personality.
Two strands of her hair are tied into braids with black, gold-edged rings at the ends. Her head features two obsidian rings with a glowing cyan layer on the inside, with purple-to-pink gradient feathers attached to the bottom. Additionally, these rings have pink inverted triangles at the top.
Citlali wears a sleeveless, semi-backless black/wine-purple leotard with vertically striated pattern lines. The leotard also has small diamond chest cutouts, covered by an indigo tie-like cloth ending at her upper ribcage. She also wears dark blue, purple, and pink fabric with multiple layers acting as a miniskirt/sarong robe adorned with light purple, light blue, and pink hues. This robe is decorated with multiple cross-shaped diamond motifs and ribbon draped around her waist, terminating at her right thigh. It is held in place to her hip by an indigo-pink ribbon on which her Cryo Vision also resides. She also dons a golden, cyan, and pink triangular neckpiece resembling an ancient pull charm, holding the previously mentioned indigo cloth. She wears asymmetrical black fingerless gloves with golden bands holding them together, her left glove more resembling a detached sleeve, extending from her upper arm. In contrast, her right glove only covers her hand. Citlali sports a large number of golden bracelets and black gladiator sandals with heels. Her face, arms, and legs are marked with pastel purple triangular patterns. She additionally has purple nail polish fading to black adorning her fingers and toes.