37.4467° N 25.3289° E
MYKONOS
The meltemi is a dry north wind that blows through the Cyclades from June to September, and it does something unusual: it scours the humidity out of the air. Mykonian light is therefore unusually hard-edged — shadows are crisp, the sky holds its colour to the horizon, and whitewash cuts against it like cut paper. The island already looks like flat colour with a heavy contour line. We only drew what was there.
The whitewash is lime, hand-applied up to three times a year, which is why every corner is soft and every surface is warm ivory rather than blue-white. And the domes are red. Blue belongs to another island.
The windmill is one of the Kato Mili, its twelve masts rigged with canvas like a ship's sail — because the miller reefed them the same way, and the whole roof turned to face the wind.
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Sixteen designs, made once. When reservations open, a 30% deposit holds yours and the balance is charged when it ships.
- Palette
- The towel
- 102 × 203 cm · heavyweight 100% cotton · sheared velour face over absorbent terry · made once, in a single run
- Care
- Machine wash cold with like colours. Do not bleach. Tumble dry low. Never iron the printed face.
- The mark
- Nowhere on it. No logo, no label — the destination is the identity, exactly as a poster would carry it.
