Butterfly Shadow Xiangyun Silk Skirt

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$299.00

Taxes included.

Product Description

A fluid expression of transformation, inspired by Zhuangzi’s dream of the butterfly.

The Butterfly Shadow Xiangyun Silk Skirt is crafted from Xiangyun silk, a traditional Chinese textile celebrated for its distinctive depth of color, subtle luster, and naturally evolving character.

Its elongated silhouette falls with quiet fluidity, while butterflies emerge softly against the deep black surface—appearing and disappearing with movement like fragments of a dream.

Details

• Traditional Xiangyun silk
• Naturally dyed using heritage techniques
• Lightweight, breathable feel
• Fluid long-skirt silhouette
• Comfortable elasticated waist
• Subtle butterfly-inspired pattern
• Each piece carries natural variations in tone and texture

The Zhuangzi’s Dream at Dawn Collection

Inspired by Zhuangzi’s timeless dream of the butterfly, the collection explores the space between reality and imagination, stillness and transformation.

XIANGYUN SILK CARE

Xiangyun silk is a heritage textile crafted from mulberry silk through repeated botanical dyeing with Dioscorea cirrhosa and traditional mud finishing. Its distinctive surface and subtle variations evolve beautifully with wear.

To preserve its natural character:

Wash only when necessary.
When washing is necessary, gently hand wash in cold water below 30°C / 86°F.
Use a mild, pH-neutral detergent formulated for silk.
Do not machine wash, bleach, soak for extended periods, rub, or wring.
Gently press out excess water without twisting.
Hang dry naturally in the shade. Avoid direct sunlight.
Steam from a short distance or iron on low heat with a protective cloth.
Avoid direct contact with perfume, harsh chemicals, and rough surfaces.
Store hanging in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place.

Natural variations in color, texture, and sheen are part of the character of traditionally crafted Xiangyun silk and should not be considered defects.

Crafted from 100% mulberry silk and traditionally finished through repeated botanical dyeing with Dioscorea cirrhosa and mud treatment. Each piece carries subtle variations in tone, texture, and sheen—an inherent characteristic of Xiangyun silk and its handcrafted process.