Every piece is ​​“one artisan, one creation”​—handmade with reverence. From mala beads wrapped in traditional Nyingchi paper to gilded ornaments forged through ancestral techniques, we reject mass production. Our team journeys annually to remote workshops, collaborating directly with artisans to reimagine timeless designs for modern lives.

We reject the cold symmetry of machines. Instead, our design team embarks on annual pilgrimages to the plateau, living alongside artisans for weeks. Together, they adapt ancestral forms: a ritual dagger’s curve becomes a pendant’s silhouette; monastic manuscript borders inspire asymmetrical earrings. Each collaboration begins with a simple question: “How can tradition breathe anew?”

The answer lies in the details:

• A herder’s silver charm, once worn to ward off mountain spirits, reimagined as a minimalist talisman for urban adventurers.
• Prayer flag pigments, traditionally mixed with barley wine, now stabilized for global climates without losing their ritual vibrancy.