Kali Coat - SS26

€1,100.00

Named after the Hindu goddess of destruction and creation, Kali is often depicted as fearsome, dark and untamed. She is not, however, a figure of fear but of transformation. Behind that image lies one of the most profound and beautiful symbols in spiritual tradition. She does not destroy out of malice. She destroys what no longer serves to protect, clearing the way for something new to emerge. She is the goddess of liberation.

Cut oversized in short-pile faux fur and falling almost to the floor, the Kali Coat is ceremonial and glamorous in equal measure. A hood frames the face. Epaulettes at the shoulders and running down the length of the sleeves are a deliberate reference to Kali's four arms.

The hem and sleeve cuffs are finished entirely with safety pins along the full circumference of each edge, adding weight that translates into movement. The coat swings with every step, alive and unhurried.

Protective armour. Divine glamour. Both, at once.

Named after the Hindu goddess of destruction and creation, Kali is often depicted as fearsome, dark and untamed. She is not, however, a figure of fear but of transformation. Behind that image lies one of the most profound and beautiful symbols in spiritual tradition. She does not destroy out of malice. She destroys what no longer serves to protect, clearing the way for something new to emerge. She is the goddess of liberation.

Cut oversized in short-pile faux fur and falling almost to the floor, the Kali Coat is ceremonial and glamorous in equal measure. A hood frames the face. Epaulettes at the shoulders and running down the length of the sleeves are a deliberate reference to Kali's four arms.

The hem and sleeve cuffs are finished entirely with safety pins along the full circumference of each edge, adding weight that translates into movement. The coat swings with every step, alive and unhurried.

Protective armour. Divine glamour. Both, at once.

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