The Spanish word for “dove,” this soft, solid warm gray with a little bit of shimmer lives up to its promise as a sartorial symbol of peace!

The dove is a gentle, docile bird that is monogamous and affectionate with its mate. This gentleness, combined with the fact that it was used as an early form of long-distance communication (in other words, to facilitate human connection) is likely how it came to be a symbol of peace…

THE SCAPOLITE GEMSTONE, with its delicate hues ranging from pale silvery-lavender to olive green, embodies a sense of tranquility and balance, reflecting the harmony of nature. Its symbolism lies in its ability to promote clarity of mind, inner peace, and spiritual growth, making it a cherished stone for those seeking alignment and enlightenment. Similarly, this shantung is woven with threads of pale silvery-lavender and olive green, which also evoke a serene and elegant aesthetic.

LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD is a hypnotic meditation on time, memory, and an enigmatic love that may or may not have ever existed. In this French film from 1961, its dreamlike sequences unfold, each frame—starkly beautiful and intricately composed—creates an atmosphere of both haunting elegance and surreal mystery. At its core, the film is a fractured love story, where the boundaries between past and present blur, and the characters drift through a labyrinth of longing, caught in a timeless dance of desire, doubt, and remembrance.

In our homage to this mysterious, romantic classic, a weave of pale gray and stone beige threads echo the film’s hauntingly elegant cinematography. The yarns shimmer in mysterious tones across shadow and light, evoking the film’s enigmatic and timeless love story.

“Winter Wonderland” is a classic Christmas song that paints a vivid picture of a snowy paradise, blending themes of love, playfulness, and the magic of the holiday season. Originally written in 1934 by Felix Bernard and Richard B. Smith, its timeless melody and cheerful lyrics evoke nostalgic feelings of togetherness and the simple joys of winter. Its cultural and emotional significance lies in its ability to transport listeners to an idyllic, festive landscape, making it a cherished anthem for holiday gatherings and a symbol of seasonal warmth and tradition.

This white shantung is embroidered with shiny silver lurex in a swirling lattice pattern with a 8” repeat. And of course, the pattern positively GLEAMS in the light!