SAFIYA CARDIGAN

Safiya Cardigan - Sand & Cinnamon

Wrap yourself in heritage, strength, and timeless craftsmanship with the Safiya Cardigan – a limited-edition piece where artistry meets soul.

Handmade from 100% organic linen yarn, each cardigan is meticulously knitted with ancient Navajo-inspired motifs, paying homage to the warrior spirit of Native American and Western cowboy culture. The new Sand & Cinnamon colour-way evokes raw, earthy tones that ground you in nature – a palette reminiscent of desert landscapes, quiet horizons, and a simpler time.

With only 10 pieces crafted worldwide, this cardigan is more than clothing – it is a wearable heirloom, designed to be cherished and kept forever. Soft yet structured, breathable yet warming, the Safiya Cardigan embodies understated luxury and conscious craftsmanship.

Key Features

• Handmade in small-batch, artisan craftsmanship

• Organic linen yarn for breathable, sustainable luxury

• Ancient Navajo-inspired motifs symbolising warrior spirit

• Exclusive Sand & Cinnamon colour-way – earthy, raw, grounding

• Only 10 pieces made worldwide – truly unique

• A forever piece: designed to last, age beautifully, and tell a story

"The Safiya began in Arizona, in the red rock country of the Navajo Nation.

I'd been travelling through the Southwest when I found myself staying with a local Navajo village — sharing food, listening to stories, learning about a culture that has woven meaning into fabric and pattern for centuries. The generosity of the people I met there stayed with me long after I left.

The colours came directly from the landscape around me. That particular red — not quite rust, not quite terracotta — is the exact shade of the rock formations at sunset. The sand tones are the desert floor in the early morning. The deep earthy brown is the shadow inside a canyon wall.

The jacquard motifs were inspired by the rock carvings I saw throughout the region — ancient marks made by human hands, geometric and deliberate, telling stories in a language of shape and line. I photographed hundreds of them and spent months distilling them into a pattern that felt like a memory rather than a copy.

The Safiya is not a replica of Navajo craft — it is a piece that carries the feeling of that journey. The stillness of the desert. The warmth of people who shared their world with a stranger. The sense that some places leave something in you that never quite leaves back".