This collection reinterprets the iconic Naxi ceremonial attire known as “Wearing Stars and Adorning the Moon” — a cultural symbol of grace, womanhood, and cosmic harmony.
Inspired by the form and rhythm of this historical garment, the pieces weave together wool textures, layered silhouettes, and soft celestial echoes.
Photographed beneath the clouds of Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, it reflects not night, but the quiet luminosity of mist, snow, and sky.

Inspired by the looping motifs and tiered landscapes of the Hani people, this collection translates the rhythm of mountain life into soft, intentional design.
Every piece echoes the harmony between earth and hand, water and time — a quiet celebration of grounded elegance.

Inspired by the Yi legend of “Fire Trees and Silver Flowers,” this collection transforms sacred fire motifs, festival sparks, and constellations into abstract, radiant forms.
Flowing lines rise like flames and scatter like stars, echoing the Yi people’s cosmic worldview. Like fire and stars — a whisper of existence in motion.

Inspired by the Yi people’s reverence for the tiger as both protector and progenitor, this collection explores the strength, duality, and symbolism of their spiritual ancestry.
The black and white cushions reflect balance — day and night, spirit and shadow — honoring a worldview where the tiger watches over all.