Collection: The Maximum Minimum

In the silence between lines,
where the world holds its breath,
a form begins—not seen, but felt.
A whisper of edges where light bends, and shadows stretch thin as silk.

The Maximum Minimum is a story of beauty, intricacy, and the surreal— much like the folds of life itself. Origami, with its delicate precision, teaches us to focus, to stay calm, and to savor each step of the journey. It brings us into the present moment, guiding us through the untouched space of infinite possibilities, where subtlety and nuance take shape. It’s about discovering significance in the unspoken and the unseen. Both origami and the purity of white ask us not to search for the obvious but to dwell in the subtle— the quiet dance of light and shadow, texture and smoothness. Here, boundaries blur, nearly imperceptible yet undeniably present. It is in these quiet moments that we truly begin to see.

The Maximum Minimum collection takes its inspiration from the intricate art of Indian Appliqué, and Origami- where the complexity of form emerges from the simplicity of a single thought. At its heart, this collection celebrates the beauty of the handcrafted, with each piece reflecting the artistry of traditional techniques reimagined with a modern sensibility. Every stitch, fold, and detail is meticulously crafted by hand, blending appliqué, ruching, tucks, pleats, and screen printing to transform fabric into something truly alive. Motifs like the crane (tsuru), tree (ki), and fish (sakana) breathe life into the garments, creating patterns that move gracefully across the fabric, echoing the fluidity of nature. Patience is at the core of this process, where every step mirrors the discipline and simplicity of origami, serving as a metaphor for life— a balance of precision and spontaneity, structure and fluidity.