The autumn edit
Rings, clutches, silk scarves and hairpieces made for the moment after you're already dressed — small objects that carry most of the weight.
Each category holds fewer than twenty pieces at a time. We'd rather stop making something than make it carelessly.
Set with stones we chose ourselves.
Layered length, quiet weight.
Room for a lipstick and your keys, nothing more.
Mulberry silk, hand-rolled edges.
Combs, clips and pins that actually hold.
Four pieces we're not restocking once they sell out.
In the workshop
Our brass is hammered by a five-person workshop in Jaipur; our silk is woven and rolled by hand in Varanasi. Nothing here is cast in the thousands. If a batch of forty sells out, the next batch is forty again — never four hundred.
A few notes from people who kept coming back.
"I bought the Aria Cuff for a wedding and haven't taken it off since."
"The scarf arrived rolled in tissue like a letter. That's when I knew this wasn't a fast-fashion order."
"They repaired a clasp for me two years after I bought it. No receipt, no questions."