@Kioshi Hi there, your item shares a lot of design language and key features that the Palamute Armour has.
Those key features are:
- A cross shaped scar on the forehead that matches the kunai used
- Double-saddled belt alongside the rope ribbon
- Saddle-stitched, drooping scarf with a ninja throwing star used as a belt fastener
- The single roped leg wraps that are stiff and pointy
Adding embellishments such as tassels and the roped belt alone does not avoid a copyright issue as it is clearly a work derived from a singular source. Which would open Lorwolf to be held liable for hosting an item such as this.
In it's current state it would be rejected. To avoid issues with copyrighted material, I'd like to recommned that you use multiple sources when creating an item to help turn it into something of your own and to not be direct copies of one singular item. So for example with your sketches there plenty parts to the apparel that you can edit or adjust whilst still keeping your original intent of being inspired by palamute.
Such as:
- Changing the stitching used, such as cross-stitching, herringbone stitch and so on.
- The shape of the scarf instead of ending in an straight arrow shape, you could have a sharp V shape, or an L shape.
- The weapon used as a belt fastener, instead of a throwing star, use a kunai, or crescent blade.
- Change the shape language of the scar, just as the throwing star mimics the shape of the forehead mark, you can change your scar to mimic the weapon or metal you choose to use as a fastener.
- Adjust any future colours you plan to add, instead of using the palamutes direct colour palette, use different hues or colour scheme instead.
- Adding different weapons attached to the armour, such as scythes, or jagged blades, or change the handles to be bound in the ropes you've used as embellishments.
- Adjusting patterns on the belt/saddle, using different layers or fabrics.
- Replacing the string-tie bow with another item such as bells, paw tokens or fairy orbs, etc.
Using multiple of these changes will help to avoid a copyright issue whilst adding the benefit of making that item more unique to you. I hope this helps and that the description shows you what I am seeing when seeing these copyrighted materials. If you any questions don't be afraid to ask!