This cardigan doesn’t seek attention — it earns it quietly. Its openwork pattern recalls branches mid-growth, curving softly as if shaped by wind rather than hand. The neckline follows their path — not cutting across the lace, but flowing with it, as though the garment had grown rather than been sewn.
What holds this airy lace together is structure: wide ribbed cuffs, a grounded hem, and a button placket. Not ornamental, not assertive — simply enough to anchor the piece, like the beams of a garden trellis beneath a living weave of vines.
The Onyx version shimmers — sequins glinting like stars through nighttime foliage. Pearl Bush is a garden in bloom — full, tender, softly radiant. And Vanilla? It feels like late autumn: the hush before frost, a stillness heavy with scent — part calm, part foreboding, just before the world goes quiet.
This isn’t a cardigan that decorates — it reveals. Not with brilliance, but with closeness. Not by asking to be seen, but by inviting you nearer.
It doesn’t say “look at me.” It says, “come closer.”
Only then will you notice how the neckline curves — like a question left unanswered. When conversation slows. When silence lingers. When presence whispers louder than a statement — if you’re close enough to hear it.
Style Details:
Single-breasted design with four horn buttons
Neckline and side edges finished with 2x2 rib
Expanded bottom hem in 2x2 rib
Available in three colors: Onyx (with silver sequins), Vanilla, and Pearl Bush
