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Maighdean mara
Our most recent collection, Maighdean Mara is inspired by the fishermen’s folktales of Galway. An echo of Seamus Heaney’s poem of the same title, it reimagines selkie sisters from a time before our own. Crafted with Irish textiles, weathered forms meet fluid silhouettes in a tribute to land, sea, memory, and the divine feminine.
wearable art for the everyday
Creating and curating, we create pieces that function as artefacts. Our Heirlooms made to be passed on from generation to generation.
Where Collaboration is key
A pillar of the brand, we pride ourselves on taking a multidisciplinary approach to design with our community, working with artisans globally, not just as makers but as collaborators.
Featured, is a piece by jewellery designer Sorcha Carlin , created for Through Her Hands, Then Mine and Progeny, projects both grounded in memory, materiality, and the traces of care passed between generations.
"Together, our practices speak to what is held, worn, and remembered-across bodies, hands, and histories." - Sorcha Carlin
Image courtesy of Sorcha Carlin
Designed to live slowly and be perfectly imperfect.
Here art is experienced in its most intimate form - fashion.
Tactile and personal we believe craft carries a hand-made touch like no other.
be sexy?
can craft
From material to maker
From belfast to Bombay
Born and rasied in Belfast, Tarika Kinney relies heavily on her Irish and Indian heritage for inspiration. Graduating with a first from the Glasgow School of Art, studying also at the Paris College of Art, her work explores the emotional connection between garment and wearer.
Belfast-born designer Tarika Kinney doesn’t just make clothes; she resurrects memory... Across translucent knitwear, cast surfaces and fraying edges preserved like relics, Kinney constructs a personal archive of womanhood, ancestry and renewal.
her collection showcases a blend of sophistication and audacity that captures the essence of contemporary fashion...What makes her designs truly remarkable is the manual artistry as every garment is carefully handmade without using electricity or machines.
She creates wearable art for everyday occasions by exploring craft and materiality ... Her brand uses fashion as a storytelling medium to explore personal and collective histories.
Motherland
A capsule collection exploring the dualities of identity and a return to home.