Ocean Silk Pillow Sham - Watching Waves at Qixingtan Cliff

Spring 2026. Ocean Silk Twill Bed Pillow Sham 〈Ocean〉Silk Pillow Sham * Gradient Print Edition * Designed in Taiwan - Manufactured in Canada Designed from my original artist's book Travel Book 11 "O-cean". © Ying-Chieh Liu Made from: Silk 14 momme 100% mulberry silk twill Thinner A pure white cotton inner pillowcase will be provided separately. Silk Edition Evidently Silky smooth Resistant to stains Irreplaceable Even I, who embrace polyester so readily, must admit it's far superior to Tencel (and even more so than cotton sateen). While I initially hesitated to promote any animal-derived materials, this one significantly reduces washing frequency. Reduced replacement is inherently sustainable How can I maintain such strict boundaries? Inferior even to silkworms. Especially considering that methods exist to produce silk without harming them. Much like the issue of dairy and eggs. The existence of vegetarian meat represents the necessity of hypocrisy. When this world no longer requires vegetarian meat, the procurement of dairy and eggs will cease to be cruel. The procurement of silk will cease to be cruel. Even though, at this very moment, dairy and eggs are indeed more cruel than meat. However, you belong to a world without time. ☆ Has this creation involved harm? Currently, yes. Standard size Envelope style sham with a white back Envelope opening The pillow can be completely folded inside. Single-sided print Blank on the back Digitally printed with reactive inks After inkjet printing, the fabric's pores are opened with steam, allowing the pigment to be absorbed into the fibers, rather than merely resting on the surface. The unique fabric pattern originates from Liuyingchieh's illustrated book, a sketch of watching waves at Qixingtan Beach. 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 A tribute to "Nature—The Ocean." Vertical lines express the rising waves, with shapes inspired by Travelogue 11 "Sea • Ocean" (2014), a sketch from Qixingtan Beach. Unlike traditional depictions of waves, which are often drawn from a side view (spiraling), this piece captures the scene from a frontal perspective, illustrating the approaching waves. 💎⚡️💗 Travelogue 11 "Sea‧Ocean": https://www.pinkoi.com/product/HYf2N8mg Art of Where ╳ Liuyingchieh Origin/Manufacturing Method Designed in Taiwan - Proudly Made in Canada