Designs inspired by the artisans of Teotitlán del Valle
I’ve just returned from the vibrant pueblo of Teotitlán del Valle, a Zapotec village where the history of textiles is woven into their culture.
Spending my days with these artisans who harvest cochineal (small bugs from the red cactus fruit), I learned how to create dyes of incredible depth and substance. And while we don't use these specific techniques in our studio, the lesson of patience and ethical dyeing is a gift I’m bringing back to you.
My designs are a fusion of these global inspirations: the raw, wabi-sabi inspired fashion of Japan meeting the clean lines of Scandinavian minimalist clothing. Whether it’s our sustainable alpaca wool sweaters or our airy Japanese cotton dresses, each piece is a reflection of my journey.
This is contemporary minimalist womenswear with a heart that beats for the whole world.
I am so grateful to share my story with you; through my limited-edition designer clothing, I hope you feel the journey in every stitch.
I am so grateful to share my story with you; through my limited-edition designer clothing, I hope you feel the journey in every stitch.
