No. 01
Starry Night
The most recognisable night in art, swirling again in silk thread.
Twenty-three dials in the first pool. Each is hand-embroidered in Suzhou silk — five to fifteen days apiece — and each edition is numbered, capped by what the atelier can actually stitch.
The paintings the world already loves — drawn again, in silk.
The furthest light we know, at the smallest scale we make.
One light in a black field. Silk's own sheen does the rest.
Moths, owls and the worm Ouroboros — the collection's night shift.
Jazz-age geometry, warmed by thread.
Pearls and gilt plaster — ornament at its most restrained.
Audubon's plates, re-drawn for the wrist.
The West dreamed China for three hundred years. Now the dream answers in silk.
The most recognisable night in art, swirling again in silk thread.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Hokusai's wave — with foam you can finally feel.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
A vertical river of silk, falling the way Hokusai drew it.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Webb's star nursery, light-years tall, embroidered to fit a wrist.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
A silhouette of dust a thousand light-years away — negative space only silk could shade.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Totality, 2024 — a black disc wearing a crown of silver thread.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Moonlight broken on open water — the Suzhou 'water-road' stitch at its purest.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Ninety percent darkness, one cold light, and a fish you almost see.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
A glowing mushroom's gills radiate like hour markers — nature drew this dial first.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
A moth that wears a skull; a watch that was counting the hours anyway.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
The snake eats its tail around a deep-red rose — eternity, with thorns.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
The alchemical emblem, complete: the serpent's ring, the skull at its heart.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
A heart-shaped face out of the dark, watching back.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Ear tufts up, golden eyes level — the night has a landlord.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Black on black, readable only by the sheen of the stitch.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
The sunburst every collector knows — recognise it, then realise it is stitched.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Peacock scales couched in gold; turn the wrist and they light one by one.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Seed-stitched pearls on mist-blue satin — a curtain of small moons.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
White on white with gold acanthus — a palace ceiling, worn on the wrist.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
Seven states claim him as their own. We just stitched the red.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
The smallest fighter in the garden, held mid-hover from Audubon's Plate 47.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
A hummingbird's throat, magnified — iridescent scales only thread could tile.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
The blue-and-white plate in every grandmother's cupboard — an English fantasy of China, embroidered by Chinese hands.
Hand-embroidered dial · Numbered edition · US$900–1,200
