Description
Crafted from a single archival defina in 1970s striped lamé brocade — once woven on traditional jacquard looms — Bronze Jasper carries the quiet strength of a Moroccan textile shaped by time. Its metallic bands in bronze, ivory, and gold reveal the distinctive rhythm of lamé craftsmanship, a technique rarely produced today.
Every detail of the original work was preserved with intention.
The hand-braided silk sfifa, kept in its authentic form, now frames the neckline and central vent, giving a renewed voice to the traditional mjdoul. The tiny vintage buttons remain untouched, honoring the delicate precision of earlier artisanal hands.
The silhouette was entirely reimagined while staying true to its origins. Oversized sleeves inspired by 1960s volume cuts create dramatic movement, while the fitted lower body grounds the design in modern clarity. The fact that the dress is crafted from one single piece of vintage fabric gives it a rare sculptural harmony — a dialogue between past and present.
A blend of generations, techniques, and eras, Bronze Jasper is a one-of-a-kind creation where Moroccan heritage meets a new contemporary language.
