Nefertiti 𓄤 translates to the beautiful one has come. This wearable talisman supports presence, self-recognition and the courage to be witnessed. This piece honours the beauty that arrives through your specific, unique expression. The life within you becoming visible. An invitation to inhabit yourself fully and allow what you carry to meet the world.
To be witnessed is to allow another to encounter something true within us. Our expression gives that meeting a doorway: an image, a gesture, a voice, a way of being. There can be vulnerability in becoming visible, especially when we have learned to conceal or diminish parts of ourselves. This talisman invites us to approach visibility with dignity and discernment, choosing what we share while honouring the depth that remains our own.
Garment Description
100% Cotton Snow Wash
Oversized, boxy fit with dropped shoulders
Round Neck
Care Instructions
Gentle machine wash at 30°C. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low and avoid ironing directly over the print. Do not dry clean.
Nefertiti 𓄤 translates to the beautiful one has come. This wearable talisman supports presence, self-recognition and the courage to be witnessed. This piece honours the beauty that arrives through your specific, unique expression. The life within you becoming visible. An invitation to inhabit yourself fully and allow what you carry to meet the world.
To be witnessed is to allow another to encounter something true within us. Our expression gives that meeting a doorway: an image, a gesture, a voice, a way of being. There can be vulnerability in becoming visible, especially when we have learned to conceal or diminish parts of ourselves. This talisman invites us to approach visibility with dignity and discernment, choosing what we share while honouring the depth that remains our own.
Garment Description
100% Cotton Snow Wash
Oversized, boxy fit with dropped shoulders
Round Neck
Care Instructions
Gentle machine wash at 30°C. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low and avoid ironing directly over the print. Do not dry clean.
