Where The Sun Comes Home

A landscape of memory, warmth, and belonging, Where the Sun Comes Home transforms traditional craft into a piece of wearable storytelling. Woven in a warm natural shade, the coat becomes a quiet canvas for a village brought to life through richly colored Aghabani embroidery—tiny homes, trees, rolling hills and drifting clouds forming an imagined place somewhere between memory and dream.

Crafted from 75% Nawl and 25% premium acrylic, the textile has the distinctive character of traditional loom weaving: substantial yet fluid, beautifully textured, and made to reveal the subtle irregularities that give handcrafted cloth its soul.

The embroidered landscape is developed with Levantine designers and craftspeople, drawing on the visual language of the region while reimagining it through a contemporary, playful lens. The smaller village unfolds along the front before revealing a much richer landscape across the back—as though the story continues as the wearer walks away.

Every piece is individually worked by hand using Aghabani embroidery techniques and requires more than a week of craftsmanship to complete. The positioning and character of the embroidery naturally vary from one garment to another. No two villages are precisely the same, making every coat an individual expression of the hands behind it.

Finished with soft hand-fringed edges and delicate green detailing at the sleeves, Where the Sun Comes Home is designed as more than an outer layer. It is a piece about carrying a place with you—the warmth of familiar streets, houses gathered together, and the feeling that somewhere, no matter how far we travel, the sun still knows the way home.

Composition: 75% Nawl, 25% Premium Acrylic

Detailing: Handmade Aghabani Embroidery

Craft: Individually made; each piece requires over a week to complete

Individuality: Natural variations make every piece one of a kind