Antares is a red supergiant star, one of the brightest in the sky! Its name means "rival of Mars" because of its pinkish color, which is similar to that of the red planet. Antares is associated with intensity, passion, and transformation. It can bring about change and upheaval, particularly in matters related to love, relationships, and sexuality.

Similarly, this shantung’s high-contrast constituent colors of cotton candy pink and olive yellow create a striking visual effect that mimics the interplay of light and shadow on the star's surface! The pink recalls the attributes of love, compassion, and femininity, while the yellow evokes happiness, optimism, and enlightenment. When combined, these two colors add a joyful and playful energy to your project!

Oh, pink Daisy, how you shine

With petals soft and hues divine

Your cheerful spirit lifts my day

And all my worries fade away!

ALSACE is a mosaic of half-timbered villages, their steeply pitched roofs and vibrant shutters nestled among rolling vineyards. The Rhine valley breathes a quiet energy, where the crisp air carries hints of wildflowers, honeyed wine, and ancient stone. It is a place where the past and present fold into each other, creating a harmony as enduring as the Vosges hills. This sartorial homage is comprised of very pale blush and burgundy yarns, reminiscent of the delightful blushy wines you might imbibe while visiting this charming place.

THE CHERRY GRANITA glows like crushed rubies, its icy crystals catching the light with tempting brilliance. Each spoonful bursts with the pure, tart sweetness of ripe cherries—bright, refreshing, and impossible to resist. Cool and glistening, it’s the perfect frozen kiss!

This color pairing of light gray and Merlot-colored yarns will make mouths water!

COCOBOLO is a dense tropical hardwood from Central America, prized for its deep rose-brown hue with inky black veining. Freshly cut, it can appear almost luminous, then slowly oxidizes into a darker, more subdued palette that feels both warm and authoritative. Its strength, natural oils, and visual richness make it a favored material for fine furniture, musical instruments, and small objects meant to be touched as much as admired.

This stunning shantung, woven from dark rose and onyx black yarns, recalls Cocobolo wood both in both spirit and surface. Its irregular slubs and shifting sheen mirror its namesake’s appearance, the rose-brown hue emerging and retreating with the light.