Tangerine Oranges Necklace
Printed cotton pulled over round beads in orange and cream, with a ribbon of the same cloth to tie it closed. Cheerful without trying, and light enough to forget you have it on.
Printed cotton pulled over round beads in orange and cream, with a ribbon of the same cloth to tie it closed. Cheerful without trying, and light enough to forget you have it on.
Four tiers, each gathered onto the one above it, so the volume builds all the way to a hem that never quite settles.
A long neck-tie left to hang rather than bow, over a body that gathers into an elasticated bubble hem.
Crinkle cotton, gathered at the waist seam and again into smocked cuffs, with a dipped back hem that reads longer than the front.
Rows of pintucks down the front, a gathered frill at the neck and armholes. Fine cotton, and the only frivolous thing we make.
Cropped at the waist with a gathered puff sleeve, a flap pocket and the twig mark embroidered small on the chest.
Crinkle cotton gathered onto a soft waistband and cut into points, so the hem lifts and drops as you walk.
A small flat collar, a short puff sleeve and a deeply gathered skirt off a fitted waist. The most conventional dress we make, and the easiest to wear.
Dense paisley across the body, plain at the fold, and a fringe of hand-tied tassels in five colours along both ends.
A smaller square meant to be knotted short at the throat, with weighted tassels at two corners so it sits rather than slips.