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A daily ritual, drawn by hand

Some brands live in the small moments of the day - the pause, the warmth, the lift. Wonda asked us to carry that feeling into cloth.

THE STORY OF WONDA

A model wearing the Wonda batik shirt - warm brown and tan with geometric and floral motifs

The brief was to translate a familiar warmth into something worn. Not a logo on fabric, but a feeling - the comfort of a ritual returned to, morning after morning.

The motif grew from that idea: repeating geometry for the steadiness of a daily habit, flowering lines for warmth and openness, held in a palette drawn straight from the moment the brand is made for.

Every line was drawn by hand and coloured in layers, the way all our cloth is made - slowly, deliberately, so the warmth reads as real.

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What the motif carries

  1. The repeating geometry

    Consistency - the ritual returned to each day

  2. The flowering lines

    Warmth and openness

  3. Gold on warm brown

    The colours of the moment the brand is made for

Colour being brushed by hand onto the Wonda cloth - gold lines over warm brown
The warmth had to read as real - because it is.