Happy Hooks

New pattern is out! The butterfly bonnet is right in time for your summer plans to look even better ⭐️
We have many colors so DM us to customize yours 💌

Summer is coming with an unmatched rapidity... get your crochet bonnet before they are all gone ☀️
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Crochet bonnets just dropped ✨
Made for sunny days, late night plans, and everything in between 🌸🌙

Available in any color you can imagine 🎨
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4 styles. 1 Mini Maara ✨
Gold or silver
Pearls or black
Chain your way ⛓️
 
Mini Maara is all about YOU 💫
Tell us your combo in the comments ⬇️
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Mini Maara part 2 - Mini size, maximum main character energy ✨
Your new day-to-night obsession 💫
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Small bag, big attitude 💅
Mini Maara — for coffee dates, late nights, and everything in between ✨
Pick your vibe: pearls for drama or all black for cool girl mode 🖤
DM us before it’s gone 💌

Walking through the “Weaving, Embroidering, Embellishing” exhibition at Palais Galliera felt like traveling through time. ⭐️
Each purse, each detail, carried the mark of a maker—hours of work, precision, and care.
It’s a powerful reminder that behind every handmade piece, there is a story… just like the ones we create today.🖤

Nothing was mass-produced. Everything was made.

The exhibition is opened until 18.10.2026.🫶

1. Cca 1830
Knitted beadwork of silk thread and seed beads with motifs of roses, pansies and forget-me-nots, wooden bead tassels covered with beadwork, silk cord

2. 1835-1840
Knitted beadwork of linen thread and seed beads, metal; linen twill lining

3. 1875-1900
Cotton yarn beadwork with transparent and colored seed beads, silk taffeta, silk passementerie, silk fluted ribbon, silver-plated metal

4. Circa 1890
Linen fabric. Embroidery of cotton and silk thread on canvas, backed with cotton thread imitating a print on chain, gilt and enameled metal

5. 1905-1915
Knitted beadwork of silk threads and seed beads, iridescent silk taffeta, silk warps and wefts, silk passementerie, chased metal

6. Cca 1925
Knitted beadwork of silk threads and seed beads in a rose motif, iridescent and painted taffeta, silk warp and weft, silk taffeta ribbon trim, chased metal

7. 1966
Van Cleef & Arples/Ganeshi Lall & son (broderie)
Indian bag, evening clutch

We recently visited the “Weaving, Embroidering, Embellishing” exhibition at Palais Galliera, where centuries of fashion craftsmanship come to life⭐️
Each purse, each detail, carried the mark of a maker—hours of craftsmanship, work, precision, and care. 🫶
Exploring these creations reminded us just how timeless true craftsmanship is—and how deeply it continues to inspire what we create today.

Nothing was mass-produced. Everything was made.
1. Cca 1830
Knitted beadwork of silk thread and seed beads with motifs of roses, pansies and forget-me-nots, wooden bead tassels covered with beadwork, silk cord

2. 1835-1840
Knitted beadwork of linen thread and seed beads, metal; linen twill lining

3. 1875-1900
Cotton yarn beadwork with transparent and colored seed beads, silk taffeta, silk passementerie, silk fluted ribbon, silver-plated metal

4. Circa 1890
Linen fabric. Embroidery of cotton and silk thread on canvas, backed with cotton thread imitating a print on chain, gilt and enameled metal

5. 1905-1915
Knitted beadwork of silk threads and seed beads, iridescent silk taffeta, silk warps and wefts, silk passementerie, chased metal

6. Cca 1925
Knitted beadwork of silk threads and seed beads in a rose motif, iridescent and painted taffeta, silk warp and weft, silk taffeta ribbon trim, chased metal

7.1966
Van Cleef & Arples/Ganeshi Lall & son (broderie)
Indian bag, evening clutch