What does softness look like,
when it is held, shaped, and worn?

This collection traces a kind of softness,
not as fragility, but as a form of clarity,
of quiet strength, of presence without pressure.

Each piece is composed of transparent crystal,
woven into structures that recall breath, mist, or a ripple in still water.
Their forms are delicate, but intentional,
shaped by hand, suspended in space,
gathering light rather than demanding it.

In A Kind of Softness,
we ask how softness might persist:
as a loop, a knot, a petal,
a kind of resistance that refuses to harden.