POINTILLIMS
The garment was inspired by Pointillism, a technique that creates images through small dots. The dress was made with cotton woven on wooden looms by Chiapanecan artisans; "I wanted the base to be as solid as the concept." The dots —French knots in Chiapanecan wool— were hand-embroidered one by one.
THE BEETLE
Beetle unfolds like a creature: woven in cotton by Chiapanecan hands, born from dress remnants preserved
stingrey
Momo is the syncretism of Olman's Japanese and Latin American roots. Falling fabric molds to the body, while kimono-style sleeves add architecture form
THE WOODEN DREAM
It is an exercise of exploration of wooden balls applied in various objects of use
momo
Made from a single piece of fabric and a single seam, without a pattern, the fabric drapes and adapts to the body, reflecting Japanese and Latin American influences.
THE CAPE DRESS
Made from cotton woven by Chiapas artisans, this minimalist piece honors design, tradition, and collaboration.
folk cape dress
THE BUSTLE DRESS
THE LITTLE RED DRESS
3 ways
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the wrap dress
Toko & Tama is a piece born from the artist’s reflection on his cultural roots between Mexico and Japan, integrating two symbols rich in identity
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