Traits

A simple sturdy tail style that is held aloft, thicker at the end than at the base. This tail gives a rather friendly appearance to its wearer.

A long and rudder like tail that is always at attention. With fur that grows outward and dangles, this swaying tail is very appealing to many kanti.

A wild and untamed tail style that grows outward and upward, with fur flaring out on all sides, giving a ferocious look to its bearer.

A large and rounded tail that extends and droops in a dome fashion, with fur that trails down.

An odd sort of hair tail that extends in ribbon-like shapes. Often in 2 - 4 ribbons.

A charmingly messy tail composed of hair that extends wildly from the base. 

A modifier that grants the kanti two whole tails! This modifier cannot be used on any unicorn tails!

A long and tattered looking tail covered in choppy fur. This tail is capable of whipping around.

A flat tail composed of hair that doesn't seem to separate giving it a ribbon-like appearance.

A long and winding tail that corkscrews up into itself. 

A positively nyaughty style of tail that resembles that of an unkempt cat.

The not so nyaughty version of a cat tail.

A thick and lightly flexible tail covered in dense fur. The base and end of the tail tend to be thicker than the center.

A long and impressive tail covered in sleek fur that droops at a gentle slope.

A thin and flexible tail whose base is covered in a flurry of fur.

A long and elegant tail made of silky hair. Can be straight, wavy, textured, or curly like hair on the head can.

A long hair tail that extends from a sturdy, shorter tail in a curtain-like fashion.

A long and imposing tail composed of multiple layers of fur of differing lengths. The layering and explosivity of the fur gives the appearance of a "rooster" tail.

A tal and thin tail with a fan of fur that adorns the sides, fanning out flat giving the appearance of carrying a banner.

An elegant curling tail that droops a mermaid-like fur shape down onto the back. A distinguished look. High ranking officials, scholars, merchant heads, and head of the guards may be found wearing this style, but it has become more popular for kantis to augment their tails in this fashion.