Tavoos Veil Jumpsuit

Tavoos, the peacock motif Golsa first found on a Qajar-era tilework fragment, printed across the torso with its tail feathers extending down both legs in a fan of individually outlined eye-spots. Two long, weighted panels trail from the wrists like an opened train when the arms are raised, printed with the same feather pattern so the whole silhouette reads as one bird in motion rather than a jumpsuit with an accessory attached. The gradient shifts jade to deep violet across the tail feathers, the most saturated color pairing of the five pieces. Sublimation-printed stretch fabric, made to order in Berlin.