COUTURE & HANDCRAFT
SMALL IN SCALE.RICH IN DETAIL.
Miniature couture shaped by beautiful materials, patient handwork
and a dialogue between European craft traditions.
The same attention,in miniature.
The Maison’s couture direction begins with proportion: how a fabric falls, how a collar frames the face, how a tiny detail completes a silhouette. Our aim is a coherent wardrobe for collector dolls, with ecru, chocolate and a restrained golden accent.
01 / THE MATERIAL PALETTE
Texturebefore ornament.
Ivory silk, light tulle, chocolate velvet and fine lace form our proposed material palette. For knitwear, we are exploring fine merino and merino–cashmere blends. Each fabric must work at the scale of the doll.
Our sourcing direction looks to makers and textile traditions in Poland, Italy, Spain and France. Exact fibre content, place of manufacture and maker will be confirmed for each garment.
02
European craft,thoughtfully selected.
Koniaków · Poland
Koniaków lace is hand-crocheted in southern Poland. Individual motifs, often inspired by nature, are composed into delicate lacework. It is a living craft carried by the people who make it.
Italy & Spain
Our sourcing direction includes Italian and Spanish makers for fine fabrics, lace, knitwear and carefully finished miniature clothing. Partnerships and material origins will be confirmed piece by piece.
France
French lace and textile craftsmanship are part of the Maison’s material research. Selection will be guided by delicacy, proportion and suitability for miniature couture.
03 / FROM YOKE TO SILHOUETTE
A conversationbetween hands.
Our proposed lace dress begins with a structured yoke prepared by the dressmaker. Its front is then decorated by a Koniaków lace artisan before returning to the dressmaker for final assembly.
The back remains plain. A light, generous tulle skirt widens from the high chest, without a waist seam or belt. A very small amber accent at the neckline may complete the design.
A DEVELOPING MAISON SIGNATURE
Lace. Tulle.A touch of amber.
A design direction bringing handwork into a contemporary silhouette. We welcome conversations with dressmakers, lace artisans and specialist textile makers.
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