The Eternal Now collection was created from my love for ancient objects, fossils, caves, and organic architecture In April, I received a gift from my uncle, a geology professor: an ammonite and a trilobite fossil, each over 250 million years old. These divine, mysterious objects—fossils and caves, along with the goddesses believed to dwell within them—became a source of fascination as I developed both the garments and ceramics.

Collaboration and intentional making are at the heart of my work. Creating the Eternal Now salon dinner party was a way to present the collection in a nurturing and healing environment. We collaborated with Joon Eats, who prepared a beautiful meal for us. The word "Joon" (جون) means "life" and is also used as a term of endearment, reflecting the loving care that goes into every detail of this collection.

Live musical components are essential to my presentations, as music has the ability to connect with emotions on a deeper, more visceral level. It transforms the experience into something ritualistic, elevating the event to a sacred space where art, sound, and emotion engage. We were graced by the talents of harpist Samantha and singer/composer-improvisor Miriam Elhajli. Their performances moved the audience profoundly, evoking both tears and laughter, and creating an atmosphere of shared vulnerability and connection.

The ocean, a place of nourishment and cleansing, is a constant source of inspiration to my work. I want my clothing to reflect this—to be something you wear that embraces you, serving as a vessel for your inner sanctuary. The ceramics, too, are designed with this intention. They are meant to be spaces you can return to, where you can build your altar, say a prayer into the vessel, and into the water you pour within. Adorn them with flowers, your favorite or meaningful objects, light a candle, and create a sacred space for yourself.

Wear the clothes that hold you, and continue to set good intentions for this .world