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Crossing Colors Cape

Noir Wool & Silk Ribbon Appliqué

Prezzo scontato$290.00
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Ribbons of silk taffeta in a spectrum of colors are laid by hand across the front of this cape, crossing each other in long, uninterrupted lines, stitched by the artisans of the atelier. Cut from wool with no closure, drawn around the shoulders and let fall. Cut, applied, and finished by hand at the Hanoi atelier.

 

Craft

Made by hand in our Hanoi atelier — cut, sewn, painted, embroidered — by artisans with decades in their craft.

Culture

Made where Vietnam meets Spain — a fusion of cultures that flows through art, music, photography and cloth, and turns each design into a story.

Ethics

Every thread honors the planet. We design for longevity, reject mass production, and use small-batch, zero-waste processes to care for our community and earth.

Craft

Made by hand in our Hanoi atelier — cut, sewn, painted, embroidered — by artisans with decades in their craft.

Culture

Made where Vietnam meets Spain — a fusion of cultures that flows through art, music, photography and cloth, and turns each design into a story.

Ethics

Every thread honors the planet. We design for longevity, reject mass production, and use small-batch, zero-waste processes to care for our community and earth.

Crossing Colors Cape
Crossing Colors Cape Prezzo scontato$290.00

The story

CROSSING COLORS

A composition drawn in ribbon. Long strands of silk taffeta, each a different color, are cut by hand and stitched across the front of the cape in crossing arcs, like brushstrokes left on a black canvas. Each ribbon is laid in place one at a time, and the color builds slowly across the wool. There is no closure, no fastening. The cape is meant to be drawn around the shoulders and let fall, held in place only by the way it sits on the body. The base is wool, weighted enough to hold its shape and to keep the wearer warm. Ribbons of taffeta silk catch the light where the wool absorbs it, so the piece reads differently from a distance than it does up close. A cape that carries color across the shoulders through cold evenings.

CROSSING COLORS
CROSSING COLORS

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