Embodies Love

A bird of ember-feathers, nesting not in trees but in the chests of mortals.

Where she settles, warmth spreads,
but if neglected, she burns her nest to ash.
Amora teaches that love is fire,
gift and danger, creation and undoing.

ORIGIN

From the friction of many threads rubbing together in the loom’s weave, a spark leapt. That spark did not burn the fabric, but feathered itself into a bird of embers — Amora. She flew into the hollows of beings, igniting warmth that could cook bread, forge metal, or consume entire houses. She teaches that love’s fire cannot be owned; only tended.