The tall entryway of a stone building, lined in painted ceramic; a space for everyone and no one in particular, guarded by a repeating pattern of figures in loose pants. The last echo of a neighbor’s conversation, silenced by the close of a heavy door dressed in green lacquer. Outside, Moorish arches stretch into long corridors intent on framing every view: billowing frankincense, glistening olive mounds, and palms gazing shyly at their lean reflections. The promise of the sweet and sensible caña. The firm and outstretched pose of the Jamón Bellota.

The Tawaraya Tile shirt is made of custom-printed Italian silk crepe. Its interior French seams are bound with silk charmeuse, prioritizing the feel and the subjective experience of the garment for the wearer as much as its visual appearance. Horn buttons line the back of the shirt vertically, and a rounded collar sits confidently on its own, or with an Yves bow to echo the whimsical spirit of the print.