Nilou's outfit is primarily based on the Goddess of Flowers, with specific elements, such as her headdress, drawing inspiration from Sassanid Persian culture.
Core Inspirations for Nilou's Attire
As the performer of the Dance of Lotus Light, Nilou's entire costume is meticulously designed to echo the legendary figure of the Goddess of Flowers. This deep connection manifests in several key aspects of her appearance:
- Mimicry of the Goddess of Flowers: The central theme of Nilou's attire is to embody the Goddess. This goes beyond a mere tribute, aiming for a direct resemblance to her mythical predecessor.
- The Headdress and Legendary Horns:
- A prominent feature of Nilou's headdress is a pair of black horns.
- These horns are directly inspired by legend, which states that the Goddess of Flowers wore a beautiful pair of horns on her head.
- Beyond the horns, the headdress itself is notably infused with elements of Sassanid Persian culture, adding a distinctive historical and artistic layer to her design.
This combination of divine inspiration and rich cultural aesthetics creates Nilou's unique and captivating appearance.
