Lake Lewisia #957

The original design had involved a number of small, faceted crystals to capture the light, but it proved impractically heavy and uncomfortably sharp for both the wearer and anyone they might brush up against. Fortunately, she had an in with the sort of folk who preserved the old arts of spinning straw into gold, and the project became a collaboration to spin something even more ephemeral and golden into a workable material. Just in time for spring warmth and weekend outings, she finished the sun dress: light spun and woven into something lighter than silk and brighter than sequins, twirling dawn around her knees.

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LL#957