Suki emerges from the hand screen-printed drawing of Japanese artist Naoki Kawano, its flat colour fields evoking multiple interpretations—a labyrinthine passage, an aerial urban vista, an abstract composition. The design's name references the Japanese word for love, inviting personal meaning into its geometric abstraction. Rendered through the traditional technique of hand screen printing, Suki balances deliberate restraint with imaginative possibility, allowing the viewer's eye to discover its own narrative within the carefully considered colour planes and linear forms.
