01 CELESTIAL GARDEN
01 CELESTIAL GARDEN
9 Patterns · 4 Colourways
Celestial Garden
It began as a permission to soften
Celestial Garden is a collection composed of celestial symbolism and botanical form.
It imagines a place where the earthly and celestial meet,
where even the vast and distant can be held with tenderness.
A flower cradles the moon in its bloom, while moths hold a quiet vigil nearby.
Butterflies carry galaxies upon their wings, and a seed pod bears a spine, protecting the life held within. Constellations gather to form leaves, drawing the earthly back towards the celestial. It is a world made for repose, where softness is not fragility and vulnerability is not something to fear.
A place to rest, to be gentle, and to feel held.
Where beauty offers comfort, and the delicate is given strength to endure.
Celestial Garden is a collection composed of
celestial symbolism and botanical form.
It imagines a place where the
earthly and celestial meet,
where even the vast and distant
can be held with tenderness.
A flower cradles the moon in its bloom,
while moths hold a quiet vigil nearby.
Butterflies carry galaxies upon their wings,
and a seed pod bears a spine,
protecting the life held within.
Constellations gather to form leaves,
drawing the earthly back towards the celestial.
It is a world made for repose,
where softness is not fragility and
vulnerability is not something to fear.
A place to rest, to be gentle, and to feel held.
Where beauty offers comfort, and
the delicate is given strength to endure.
02 TIGRA SANCTUM
02 TIGRA SANCTUM
12 Patterns · 8 Colourways
Tigra Sanctum
It began as a desire to recognise and accept what exists within
Tigra Sanctum is a collection shaped around the many selves that exist within.
Here, the tiger is not a creature of dominance, but a presence within:
composed, resting, instinctive, aspiring, and aware.
What is recognised is never all that exists.
Across the collection, tigers rest, turn, observe, meet, and gather.
Their presence moves between stillness and motion, solitude and recognition, creating a world where strength does not need to announce itself. Each pattern offers a different state of being, yet all belong to the same inner world. There is strength here without force, and stillness without absence.
The collection invites us to recognise the many within ourselves, and to find a certain ease in knowing that every part has its place.
Tigra Sanctum is a collection shaped around
the many selves that exist within.
Here, the tiger is not a creature of dominance,
but a presence within: composed, resting,
instinctive, aspiring, and aware.
What is recognised is never all that exists.
Across the collection,
tigers rest, turn, observe, meet, and gather.
Their presence moves between
stillness and motion, solitude and recognition,
creating a world where strength does
not need to announce itself.
Each pattern offers a different state of being,
yet all belong to the same inner world.
There is strength here without force,
and stillness without absence.
The collection invites us
to recognise the many within ourselves, and
to find a certain ease in
knowing that every part has its place.
