Flowers & Seasons
Lotus, flowering quince, moon and ruyi forms meet the contrast of wood and ornament. Choose a quiet outline or a moving detail to suit the day.
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Choosing a flower, noticing the moon or giving a wish a shape: these different associations become small, personal choices.
Flowers & Seasons — Read the theme →Choose one colour from the ornament and echo it subtly in a scarf, blouse or bag. The flower can then feel part of the whole outfit rather than a detail reserved for formal dress.
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A small lotus leaves room for the wooden line. Its cultural association with purity is explored through a quiet outline.
The lotus is expressed through a moving charm, carrying the experience of noticing a flower into the motion of walking.
A tassel extends downward from the lotus, creating a vertical afterglow and a play between flower and line.
A tassel moves beneath a moon curve, suggesting a flow of night light in a contemporary lunar story.
A soft ruyi outline meets the tone of wood: a quiet expression of a wish for a day of smaller details.
A motif named for flowering quince meets quiet wood, placing the thought of a bloom close to everyday life.
The name “Clear Skies” suggests a day opening up. The wearer’s own story can fill the space around the form.
A violet flower sits above the paired lines of a compact U-shaped pin. The space between the prongs balances the fullness of the bloom.
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A violet bloom contrasts with an elongated wooden shaft. The flower acts as a focal point while the stem extends the line of the hair.
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A pale flower form meets a gold-coloured line and a descending movement. Its vertical rhythm brings a composed flourish to the profile.
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