H A N A M I //
HANAMI takes its name from the Japanese ritual of flower viewing - a celebration of nature at its most vibrant.
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Layered with intricate handwork, organic motifs, and saturated colour, the collection captures textiles in bloom.
DROP ONE //
Kantha
The first chapter of HANAMI centres on kantha: cloth built through repetition, rhythm, and time. Layered fabric is joined by hand, each running stitch forming a steady language across the surface.
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What begins as something small becomes immersive: a field of marks, a rhythm, a landscape of touch. Stitches gather like delicate constellations, each one modest on its own, transformed through accumulation into something visually powerful and alive.
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Across the surface, patterns seem to bloom from the cloth itself - imperfect, organic, and fully formed. A textile held at its point of fullness, where the hand leaves its quiet trace in every line.
