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chinoiserie blue on navy
Our best selling print! Gigi took inspiration from the chinoiserie china of Colonial Williamsburg and the sneaky artistry of many Lilly Pulitzer prints (hint: search for the hidden "gigi"). In the 18th century, blue and white was a popular color combination for imported china, home goods, fabric, jewelry, and other objects of everyday life. As timeless then as it is now, the blue and white theme motifs symbolize the enduring beauty and the rich history of early America.
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chinoiserie blue on hot pink
This pattern is a love letter to the elegance of the 18th-century Williamsburg chinoiserie, reimagined with a vibrant twist. Inspired by the intricate beauty of traditional Chinese porcelain vases, Gigi blended these classic blue vases with a bold pink background, creating a design that celebrates both heritage-inspired charm and modern vibrancy.
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scroll
Our scroll print is more than just a static design. It’s dynamic and alive, capturing the essence of fluidity and organic motion. The swirls and flourishes within the print suggest a continuous flow. The design is both peaceful and powerful, suggesting that beauty can exist in motion and change. (Psst... Gigi may have hidden a letter "g" in this one)
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boat totes
This colorful print is more than just a burst of colors—it tells a story of resilience. During a challenging chapter, Gigi came upon the many boat totes from her partner's childhood. Over the years, these totes had carried him through countless experiences: adventures, workdays, moves, and loss, always holding up with remarkable strength. Gigi was struck by how these seemingly simple totes had been a quiet constant in his life, standing the test of time and circumstance. Just like the totes, we, too, can be strong and present, no matter how much time passes or what we go through.