Inspired by the childhood ritual of exchanging beaded bracelets as symbols and tokens of connection and belonging. This bag translates that gesture into form, crafted by artisans who specialise in this tradition, each bag is meticulously assembled and hand stitched.

A wooden loom is constructed to the exact scale of the design and threaded. Glass beads are woven like fabric, each bead individually placed following a full-scale design. Worked entirely by hand, the panels are then assembled and sewn together by hand.

Inspired by Guatemalan markets and the materials discovered within them, this bag is made from second-hand watches sourced locally and entirely assembled by hand.

A bag constructed from acrylic, glass-like beads woven simultanously with cotton and assembled by hand.

Inspired by the childhood ritual of exchanging beaded bracelets as symbols and tokens of connection and belonging. This belt translates that gesture into form, crafted by artisans who specialise in this tradition, each belt is meticulously assembled and hand stitched.

Inspired by the childhood ritual of exchanging beaded bracelets as symbols and tokens of connection and belonging. This halter top translates that gesture into form, crafted by artisans who specialise in this tradition, each top is meticulously assembled and hand stitched.

Glass beads individually embroidered onto cotton canvas to form a beaded belt skirt, finished by hand.

An apron crafted from orange peel fibre fabric, a silk-like vegan textile. Inspired by the workwear of Guatemalan market women, it features concealed pockets and crystal embellishment

This apron bag is inspired by the workwear of Guatemalan market women, where the apron functions as both utility and personal expression. Our interpretation translates this everyday garment through colour compositions and layered embellishments, applied by hand through embroidery or heat-press techniques. A variation of this piece is also reworked into a bag

This apron is inspired by the workwear of Guatemalan market women, where the apron functions as both utility and personal expression. Our interpretation translates this everyday garment through colour compositions and layered embellishments, applied by hand through embroidery or heat-press techniques

This apron is inspired by the workwear of Guatemalan market women, where the apron functions as both utility and personal expression. Our interpretation translates this everyday garment through colour compositions and layered embellishments, applied by hand through embroidery or heat-press techniques

This apron is inspired by the workwear of Guatemalan market women, where the apron functions as both utility and personal expression. Our interpretation translates this everyday garment through colour compositions and layered embellishments, applied by hand through embroidery or heat-press techniques

The Ceremonial series includes a top, skirt, and bag, constructed from gold fabric forms in varied shapes. Each piece is embellished by hand with crystals using embroidery, heat-press, and adhesive techniques, then composed onto the garments and bags.