The Balconette redefines structure through softness. Hand-constructed in dimensional freehand yarn work, it frames the body with precision while maintaining an effortless, tactile fluidity.
Its sculpted silhouette draws inspiration from classic corsetry, yet abandons rigidity in favor of movement and size flexibility. The textured surface creates subtle depth and shadow against the skin, transforming a foundational piece into a statement of quiet power, in the back we have carabiner structure that acts as a corset and allows you to adjust it for optimal fit.
Designed to be seen — layered beneath tailoring, paired with bare shoulders, or worn alone — the Balconette exists between intimacy and armor. Each piece is individually crafted, allowing for slight variations that make every garment singular.
Limited production. Made by hand.
The Yarnma Layer is a study in tension, softness constructed with intention. Handwoven in sculptural strands, it drapes like armor but moves like air. Each piece is crafted through an intricate, time-intensive process, allowing the yarn to form a tactile architecture that feels both industrial and intimate. The openwork structure reveals as much as it conceals, creating depth and flow with every step.
Designed to be layered over jeans or pants as a layering piece or on bare skin, tailored shirting etc the Yarnma Layer transforms depending on its wearer. It is not simply an accessory, but a modular extension of the silhouette.
Produced in limited quantities.
Handmade. Sculptural. Unrepeatable.
A compact study in tension, this bag is a one of one collectible item.
Constructed over a full day using reclaimed dead-stock materials, Industrial Bloom 01 explores the tension between industry and intimacy. Dense hand-crocheted panels mixed with dead-stock trimmings form a sculptural body, contrasted by industrial carabiner hardware and a textured wrapped handle.
Small in scale. Bold in presence. No two materials like this exist again in this combination.
One of one, using dead-stock materials
Hand-constructed over 1 day
Industrial hardware detailing
YARMA STORY
My first memory of a crochet hook takes me all the way back home to Lithuania. My grandma was the first to teach me how to crochet and when I was still little. She said when I was 5 (I don’t remember this) I used to help her on some of her crochet projects. Crocheting together is still one of my most precious memories I have of my grandma…and whenever I crochet today, it still makes me think of her every time.
YARNMA on Ella
Made my hand, ethically in Booklyn <> Lithuania
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