Hanami (花見) literally means “flower viewing.” In Japan, it is the cherished tradition of gathering beneath blooming cherry blossoms to celebrate the fleeting beauty of spring. More than a picnic, hanami is a quiet reminder to savor life’s most beautiful moments because they are temporary.
Artisan-made from repurposed vintage silk sourced from around the world, each piece is completely unique.
Our flowing silk designs drape beautifully and can be styled in countless ways—as a dress, skirt, blouse, or lightweight jacket. They also layer effortlessly over a structured jacket (simply cuff the sleeves) or a cashmere cardigan for warmth in cooler seasons.
Perfect for those who love an easy, unfussy wardrobe, as well as those who delight in creative self-expression through style.
Wear it your way.
We designed these one-of-a-kind silks for fun and freedom. Dress them up or down, wear them across seasons, layer them, knot them, belt them, or let them flow. We’ve seen them worn in ways we never imagined—and every one has been beautiful.
Hanami (花見) literally means “flower viewing.” In Japan, it is the cherished tradition of gathering beneath blooming cherry blossoms to celebrate the fleeting beauty of spring. More than a picnic, hanami is a quiet reminder to savor life’s most beautiful moments because they are temporary.
Artisan-made from repurposed vintage silk sourced from around the world, each piece is completely unique.
Our flowing silk designs drape beautifully and can be styled in countless ways—as a dress, skirt, blouse, or lightweight jacket. They also layer effortlessly over a structured jacket (simply cuff the sleeves) or a cashmere cardigan for warmth in cooler seasons.
Perfect for those who love an easy, unfussy wardrobe, as well as those who delight in creative self-expression through style.
Wear it your way.
We designed these one-of-a-kind silks for fun and freedom. Dress them up or down, wear them across seasons, layer them, knot them, belt them, or let them flow. We’ve seen them worn in ways we never imagined—and every one has been beautiful.
