65cm x 65cm ( 25.5" x 25.5" approx.) 
100% Silk Crepe de Chine, 14mm

The revelatory magic of numbers 
Numerology dates to ancient Mesopotamia, where sages interpreted the hidden, prophetic meanings of numbers based on a supernatural calculus underlying them. Arithmancy gradually spread across cultures and continents. Centuries later, Johann Sebastian Bach embedded its symbolism into the structure of compositions that are still being deciphered today. 

Wear #6, Euclid’s “perfect number”, to channel your inner balance and harmonize with the universe.

Provenance
A Brajoh original design
Silk printed in Como, Italy
Hem hand-rolled in North Carolina, USA

The collection’s name is derived from a Carl Sandburg poem 

43cm x 43cm ( 17" x 17" )
100% Silk Satin Georgette, 10mm 

The revelatory magic of numbers 
Numerology dates to ancient Mesopotamia, where sages interpreted the hidden, prophetic meanings of numbers based on a supernatural calculus underlying them. Arithmancy gradually spread across cultures and continents. Centuries later, Johann Sebastian Bach embedded its symbolism into the structure of compositions that are still being deciphered today. 

Wear #3 to call upon your powers of imagination, artistic energy and boundless optimism.

Provenance
A Brajoh original design
Silk printed in Cheshire, UK
Hem hand-rolled in North Carolina, USA

The collection’s name is derived from a Carl Sandburg poem 

136cm x 136cm  ( 53.5" x 53.5" approx.)
100% Silk Crepe de Chine, 14mm

The creative spirit takes flight
In Greco-Roman myth, Pegasus strikes the ground with a hoof and the sacred fountain of the Muses bubbles forth — those who drink from it are blessed instantly with the power of poetry. Magnificent Pegasus is the trusted bearer of Zeus’ thunderbolt, weapon of heavenly justice. For his loyalty, Pegasus is set forever in the firmament by Zeus as a brilliant constellation.

Wear to set your imagination soaring, channel the power of the divine and shine like the star you are.

Provenance
A Brajoh original design
Silk printed in Como, Italy
Hem hand-rolled in North Carolina, USA

The collection's name is derived from Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem, Pegasus In Pound

36cm x 36cm ( 14" x 14" approx. )
100% Silk Crepe de Chine, 14mm

Treasured by emperors. Revered by all for 3,000 years and counting.
Confucius wrote of its glory in 500 BC. China’s noblemen guarded its cultivation for 900 years before sharing with the Japanese, who made it the Imperial Family emblem. Imported to Europe a millennium later, varieties bred at Versailles were nearly lost to the French Revolution. The flower worthy of emperors and monarchs: the regal chrysanthemum.

Wear for a long and happy life, unfolding petal by petal, moment by moment, with love and care.

PROVENANCE
A Brajoh original design
Silk printed in Como, Italy
Hem hand-rolled in North Carolina, USA

The collection's name is derived from a Kasugi Issho poem

98cm x 98cm ( 38.5" x 38.5" approx. )
100% Silk Crepe de Chine, 14m

Swimming against the current, defying the odds through patient navigation. 
In Chinese legend, one lone koi leaps from the pool to scale the top of an impossibly tall waterfall after 100 years of upward struggle. Impressed by his fortitude, the gods turn him into a golden dragon. Hard work. Character. Courage. Determination. These transform the common carp into a symbol of power deserving of reverence.

Wear as a reminder to pull from deep within yourself and to find joy in your daily progress, no matter the goal.

Provenance
A Brajoh original design
Silk printed in Como, Italy
Hem hand-rolled in North Carolina, USA

The collection's name is derived from The Fish by Rupert Brooke