For this season, it’s all about the asymmetrical and the imperfections. The blurry images, the out of context display, the ombre coloured scarf, the oddly arranged piece of jewellery, the frizzy hair and pale skin, freckles on the face. All that go against the conventional of beauty, because perfection is rather dull

Every time I create something new, I road test it, gifting it to friends or family first. Real feedback is precious, and I watch how the piece lives on someone. With the Silk Cord collection, something unexpected happened. The very first question when I gifted them was: "Can you help me tie this on?" It’s such a simple ask, yet so deeply human. That quiet, tender moment, asking for help, felt beautiful to witness. In a world that often tells us to be self-sufficient, independent, strong... It reminded me that vulnerability is strength too.

It takes a village. Connection is what builds us, businesses, relationships, life. And once it was tied on, the next question came: "How do I take it off?". But that’s the thing, this bracelet wasn’t made to be taken off easily. It’s meant to stay on. To live with you. To weather with you. Like a true friend, showing signs of time, wear, stories, love. Not everything beautiful needs to be perfect. Sometimes the most meaningful things are the ones that stay, not asking to be removed, only to be worn in.

I hope when you wear ours, you feel that too.

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