Weave

Weave takes its cue from one of the oldest ways of making pattern: crossing one element over another. Weaving turns that simple action into structure, decoration and rhythm, often all at once.

The original Stone version explored the appeal of translating something associated with cloth into a much harder material. Stone gives the idea permanence, but the memory of textiles remains within the pattern.

Gold feels very comfortable in that conversation. Metallic threads have appeared in woven fabrics for centuries, from elaborate brocades to ceremonial cloth. They bring richness without changing the fundamental logic of the weave.

Here, stone and precious metal almost reverse those textile traditions. Instead of gold thread moving through fabric, it works its way through marble and stone. The reference remains familiar, but the materials take it somewhere quite different.

Weave is really about that exchange between materials. A textile idea moves into mosaic, while gold quietly reconnects it with the decorative fabrics that helped inspire it.

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