Our Ballad shape in a cotton-silk blend with hand appliqué mirrors. Voluminous through the body, easy over the shoulder, and long enough to feel like an occasion.

The cotton-silk gives it a quiet sheen and a weight that moves properly when you do. And yes — it has pockets. 

Mirror work was initially developed in 13th century Persia, where mirrors were believed to reflect bad luck and evil spirits away from the wearer. The tradition made its way to India by the 17th century, where artisans began creating work in this style. 

This piece is proudly made by artisans in India, in a female founded factory that Nikki visited on her honeymoon.