A study in warmth, patience, and grace. The Emberfield Coat is cut from hand-dyed linen in deep harvest ochre, its tone reminiscent of the last light over ripened fields. Each sleeve and the full back bear golden wheat embroidery — a symbol of sustenance, gratitude, and the quiet majesty of the earth’s yield.
The silhouette drapes softly from shoulder to ankle, cinched at the waist with a self-tie belt that invites both structure and freedom. Wide sleeves evoke ancient ritual garments, grounding the piece in movement and ceremony.
Made for the threshold between work and reverence, it carries the stillness of a late summer dusk — when the world glows with the memory of the sun.
A study in warmth, patience, and grace. The Emberfield Coat is cut from hand-dyed linen in deep harvest ochre, its tone reminiscent of the last light over ripened fields. Each sleeve and the full back bear golden wheat embroidery — a symbol of sustenance, gratitude, and the quiet majesty of the earth’s yield.
The silhouette drapes softly from shoulder to ankle, cinched at the waist with a self-tie belt that invites both structure and freedom. Wide sleeves evoke ancient ritual garments, grounding the piece in movement and ceremony.
Made for the threshold between work and reverence, it carries the stillness of a late summer dusk — when the world glows with the memory of the sun.
