Wear the wisdom of nature

A collection of nature-inspired design thoughtfully considered for our everyday wear. Starting with the humble T-shirt, each one has a story to tell. Nature’s wisdom lies everywhere regardless of how small or insignificant! As human beings, we can be very knowledgeable, however that doesn’t grant us the equivalent wisdom. Knowledge is all good and well but it is how we apply that knowledge that makes us wise.

Through this collection, we hope our interpretation of nature’s wisdom will bring you a fresh perspective on how knowing and awakening this ancient wisdom can raise your spiritual awareness, as a result, making your life a lot easier.

This illustration was inspired by the harmonious scene from the natural world. Each plant has been placed in the right place, no one can be taken from the other and nothing can be added in. They are all happily growing according to nature’s rhythmic conduct.
Everyone knows that we are part of nature, however, not everyone sees the unseen rhythm that has been created by nature for us. There is no single way to find and see it because everyone has a different prescription that has been specifically defined to you by nature, only for yourself. So don’t dance to another’s rhythm! Just willingly accepting and exploring your own beat. This hide and seek journey will eventually take you on the path to see your unique rhythm.

This illustration was inspired by the mutualistic relationship between Nepenthes lowii (Pitcher Plant) and the tree shrew in the rainforest of Borneo. The shrew is attracted to the pitcher plant by the sweet nectar secreted from the under side of the lid. Whilst the shrew positions itself on the pitcher, it relieves itself into the toilet shape cup of the Nepenthes which in turn provides valuable nutrition to the plant.
Such symbiosis has challenged us to rethink - Where are our primeval instincts? As we evolve and grow, are we too far away from our original ourselves? In order to maintain this mutualistic interaction with nature, as an individual, we perhaps have to learn in what ways to embrace our body, free our mind and nourish our heart first. That way, our primeval instinct is more likely to appear in nature’s way.