Lamu I

Avant-garde and artistic, full of life and brimming with confidence, a renewal of bohemian style is emerging. Emanating from a period marked by relative austerity, the new bohemian attitude stems from a desire for new and unique destinations by today’s most glamorous globetrotters, and is embraced on the runways of the world’s fashion capitals.
This revitalization of aesthetic energy is the source of inspiration for Tai Ping’s latest collection, Boheme. Using references to eclectic techniques, including ethnic embroidery, exquisite needlepoint and tapestry, as well as groovy tie-dye, Boheme offers a sophisticated, elegant, and contemporary take on the New Bohemia.
Comprised of 19 distinct designs, Boheme is hand-tufted in wool and silk. The collection is shown in a saturated, earthy palette of greens, blues, yellows, and rose, grounded by soft blacks and greys.