A bloom shaped in fabric, gathered quietly by hand.
The Sancha Brooch is shaped from raw linen, its frayed edges left intentionally unfinished so the fabric may soften and evolve with time. Layered petals form an irregular bloom — imperfect, weightless, and quietly expressive — while long trailing strands fall freely, moving with the body like loose threads of memory.
Worn at the collar or resting against a vest, it becomes less an ornament and more a gesture — a small act of softness placed against structured form. Each movement reveals new shadows, new texture, a fleeting sense of romance grounded in restraint.
Style layered with the Sancha Vest, Komichi Long Shirt or Ember Apron Pants for a lived-in winter silhouette.
