As a young girl, I was captivated by my mother’s artistry, endlessly curious about how she had mastered the craft of creating such exquisite fabrics. Watching her transform simple yarn into intricate garments was nothing short of magical, and I found myself in awe of the hands that could breathe life into mere threads.

As I grew older, my life took me in different directions. I pursued a master’s degree in international relations, and for a time, my passion for knitting was relegated to the background. Yet, this passion was never truly forgotten. It lay dormant, waiting for the right moment to resurface.

That moment came with the birth of my daughter. Motherhood became the spark that reignited my love for knitting. In the quiet moments between caring for my child and navigating the complexities of adult life, I rediscovered the joy of creating with my hands. The rhythmic motion of knitting, the soft touch of yarn, and the satisfaction of seeing a piece come together stitch by stitch brought me a profound sense of fulfillment and peace.

Knitting became more than a hobby; it was a connection to my past, a tribute to my mother, and a way to express my creativity. Each garment I crafted was a labor of love, imbued with the same sense of wonder I felt as a child.

The fast fashion industry has made disposable clothing the norm, and it’s heartbreaking.  My goal , in contrast to fast fashion, is to show the value of investing in well-made, timeless pieces that can be cherished and even passed down through generations. For example, I continue to draw inspiration from the stunning knits my mother and grandmother made in the 80s and 90s—timeless pieces I still wear today.

It’s a bit ironic, though, that big fast fashion brands like Shein and Primark try to imitate something as personal and unique as handmade garments. These creations are crafted with care, made to last, and are the opposite of mass-produced trends. 

Our brand stands for sustainability, uniqueness, and exclusive limited editions for each collection !❤️