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ENGLISH TULLE
Sculptural, fluid, quietly present.
Soft to the touch, with a beautifully weighted drape.
It falls gracefully, holding a quiet shape that feels both ethereal and grounded. Too delicate to support embroidery, yet offering a sculptural quality thanks to its gentle firmness.
Ideal for:
— Classic veils with no embroidery.
— Minimalist modern silhouettes.
— Brides seeking softness and simplicity.
Available in: Off-White, Ivory, Light Ivory. Pure White available upon request.
Supportive. Defined. Structured. Ready to hold the weight of detail.
With a slightly firmer hand and a more defined shape, this tulle is an ideal foundation for embroidery and embellishment.
Still delicate, still refined—yet with the strength to carry whatever is layered onto it. Perfect for brides who seek texture, presence, and craftsmanship at the forefront.
Ideal for:
— Embroidered veils and detailed beading.
— Veils that need to hold a shape or visual weight.
Available in: Off-White, Ivory, Light Ivory. Pure White available upon request.
Soft texture, full drape.
Made from 100% recycled nylon, this tulle offers a luxurious, silky feel and an effortless drape.
Soft and fluid, it flows beautifully—creating an elegant sense of movement with every step. Perfect for modern brides who seek beauty that is both refined and responsible.
Ideal for:
— Earth-conscious brides.
— Clean designs with silky flow.
— Lightweight, effortless shapes.
Available in: Off-White, Light Ivory.
Soft structure, sculptural impact, stunning touch.
With a tighter weave, this fabric offers softness and definition while remaining strong enough to hold embroideries.
Tactile and dimensional, it holds its shape without stiffness. Ideal for embroidered veils.
Ideal for:
— Brides drawn to soft yet embroidered veils.
— Less transparency, more embroidery.
Available in: Off-White, Light Ivory.
In our latest artist collaboration, Dorian Ulises López Macías captures our veils inhabiting ordinary spaces in Mexico City. Removed from its familiar realm of romance and weddings, the veil is surrounded by the city’s contradictions and unexpected beauty. It encounters a raw physical reality and imposes a sacred order upon the chaos.
What happens to an object so charged with symbolism when it leaves the ritual that contains it? Does it carry its meaning with it, or was its meaning only the place it occupied? A true symbol does not point away from the thing. It lives within the thing itself, in its material existence and in the way we experience or use it. Its meaning is not elsewhere. It is there.
Mexico City is built upon symbols and chaos. Here, the sacred and the ordinary exist so close together that almost anything can become ritual. The city receives the veil without asking it to explain itself. It is not emptied of meaning, but neither does it remain unchanged. It feels foreign and yet strangely familiar. It carries one reality into another, abstract as an idea and immediate as a physical truth.
En nuestra más reciente colaboración artística, Dorian Ulises López Macías captura nuestros velos habitando espacios cotidianos de la Ciudad de México. Fuera de la familiaridad del romance y las bodas, el velo existe rodeado por las contradicciones y la belleza inesperada de la Ciudad. Se enfrenta al rigor de la realidad física e impone un orden sagrado sobre el caos.
¿Qué le sucede a un objeto tan cargado de simbolismo cuando abandona el ritual que lo contiene? ¿Lleva consigo su significado o acaso su significado no era más que el lugar que ocupaba? Un verdadero símbolo no remite a algo más allá del objeto. Vive en el objeto mismo, en su existencia material y en la manera en que lo experimentamos. Su significado no está en otro lugar. Está ahí.
La Ciudad de México está construida sobre símbolos y caos. Aquí, lo sagrado y lo cotidiano coexisten tan íntimamente que casi cualquier cosa puede convertirse en ritual. La ciudad recibe al velo sin pedirle explicación. No se vacía de significado, pero tampoco permanece igual. Se siente ajeno y, sin embargo, extrañamente familiar. Entra en una realidad llevando otra consigo. Abstracto como una idea, inmediato como una verdad física.
In our latest artist collaboration, Dorian Ulises López Macías captures our veils inhabiting ordinary spaces in Mexico City. Removed from its familiar realm of romance and weddings, the veil is surrounded by the city’s contradictions and unexpected beauty. It encounters a raw physical reality and imposes a sacred order upon the chaos.
What happens to an object so charged with symbolism when it leaves the ritual that contains it? Does it carry its meaning with it, or was its meaning only the place it occupied? A true symbol does not point away from the thing. It lives within the thing itself, in its material existence and in the way we experience or use it. Its meaning is not elsewhere. It is there.
Mexico City is built upon symbols and chaos. Here, the sacred and the ordinary exist so close together that almost anything can become ritual. The city receives the veil without asking it to explain itself. It is not emptied of meaning, but neither does it remain unchanged. It feels foreign and yet strangely familiar. It carries one reality into another, abstract as an idea and immediate as a physical truth.
En nuestra más reciente colaboración artística, Dorian Ulises López Macías captura nuestros velos habitando espacios cotidianos de la Ciudad de México. Fuera de la familiaridad del romance y las bodas, el velo existe rodeado por las contradicciones y la belleza inesperada de la Ciudad. Se enfrenta al rigor de la realidad física e impone un orden sagrado sobre el caos.
¿Qué le sucede a un objeto tan cargado de simbolismo cuando abandona el ritual que lo contiene? ¿Lleva consigo su significado o acaso su significado no era más que el lugar que ocupaba? Un verdadero símbolo no remite a algo más allá del objeto. Vive en el objeto mismo, en su existencia material y en la manera en que lo experimentamos. Su significado no está en otro lugar. Está ahí.
La Ciudad de México está construida sobre símbolos y caos. Aquí, lo sagrado y lo cotidiano coexisten tan íntimamente que casi cualquier cosa puede convertirse en ritual. La ciudad recibe al velo sin pedirle explicación. No se vacía de significado, pero tampoco permanece igual. Se siente ajeno y, sin embargo, extrañamente familiar. Entra en una realidad llevando otra consigo. Abstracto como una idea, inmediato como una verdad física.
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