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From day one the boys were engrossed in the workshop, experimenting with materials and designs: starting with heavy rough-hewn rock crystals they dug up from the farm and suspended from fishing line for their mother to wear.

Speaking with Look Magazine about his designs, Mavros said: “My pieces are proper stories. They are all about real things that have happened in my life, generations of life in my country, and now in my sons’ lives. It is a very important interpretation of a rich tapestry that takes thoroughly disciplined workmanship and integrity.

You can look at contemporary art, and stare at it with your glass of wine and eat your small cheese and say ‘oh how interesting,’ but there is actually zero interpretation in much of it. Because I am excited about what I do, I try to get light and flight and realism into every piece.” As the brand continues to grow, Mavros ensures each piece is crafted with family and heritage in its vision.

Content Courtesy Of  Patrick Mavros & Nairobi Fashion Hub