Inspired by Qing dynasty Chinese wedding garments from the early 1900s, this piece translates traditional symbolism into a contemporary knitwear language.
Handmade using a blend of mohair and cashmere, it carries a soft, airy texture with a subtle halo—light yet deeply tactile.
The surface is constructed through layered knitting techniques, echoing the compositional logic of historical dress while allowing irregularities, joins, and variations to remain visible.
Each piece is made entirely by hand.
No two garments are identical—each holds its own variation in texture, shape, and detail.
A study in heritage, material, and quiet individuality.
Inspired by Qing dynasty Chinese wedding garments from the early 1900s, this piece translates traditional symbolism into a contemporary knitwear language.
Handmade using a blend of mohair and cashmere, it carries a soft, airy texture with a subtle halo—light yet deeply tactile.
The surface is constructed through layered knitting techniques, echoing the compositional logic of historical dress while allowing irregularities, joins, and variations to remain visible.
Each piece is made entirely by hand.
No two garments are identical—each holds its own variation in texture, shape, and detail.
A study in heritage, material, and quiet individuality.
