drawings are the embellishment

the folk tunic

I have been working with cloth for years. I enjoy working with large expanses of cloth, big rectangles, squares and love the way the pure shapes drape around the body.Some cloths are best left intact.This piece is a rectangle folded along the lengthwise grain. With a minimal number of cuts to allow the human body to participate in the spirit of the cloth, here is the Folk Tunic. Depending on the type of cloth used, it drapes around the human form the way the wearer wants it. You can wear it as a flowing tunic or, as a coat, by lifting the front hem and draping it around the neck.

the japanese inspired bedouin tunic

Taking the Folk Tunic to the next level and adding two more rectangles to the existing main rectangular body, we have the long folk tunic. This, like the folk tunic can be worn in various ways, all the time retaining the spirit of the cloth. A happy combination of the kimono and the long bedouin tunic.

 

ancient coats

Embroidered textures on cloth is something special. Million stitches add a totally different character to the cloth. The use of thread and color to create another dimension on the surface of the cloth, all the time not ignoring the true character of the base cloth. These are my "old comforting textiles" inspired coats.