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Printed silk shirt made in Athens from 100% locally-sourced silk crepe.

Wide fit on the body and sleeves. Unstructured spread collar, mother of pearl SERAPIS buttons, tonal stitching throughout, no front button placket.

Printed jeans featuring a digital painting by Yiannis, a former ship captain and Serapis Maritime collaborator, depicting an orthodox church in a remote greek island.

Digitally printed in Athens on locally-sourced cotton. High waist, five-pocket styling, belt loops and silver-tone hardware.

'Marine Assembly' is a capsule collection of limited edition candle holders created in collaboration between Serapis & Un.Processed Realities exclusively for serapis.cc.

Inspired by the culture and materiality of the maritime industry the design process is based on experimentation, following a minimal material and energy consumption ethos.

The material is aluminum which has been processed using hand-craft techniques in order to transform the object into a container that bears the traces of the spirituality of the maritime world, communicating its energy, emotion, and imagination.

Each sketch on the candle holders is a part-assembly of a possible larger configuration; notes that participate in the ritual of candle burning at a maritime litany.

Printed silk shirt made in Athens from 100% locally-sourced silk crepe.

The print featuring a digital painting by Yiannis, a former ship captain and Serapis Maritime collaborator, depicting an orthodox church in a remote greek island.

Wide fit on the body and sleeves. Unstructured spread collar, mother of pearl SERAPIS buttons, tonal stitching throughout, no front button placket.

'Marine Assembly' is a capsule collection of limited edition candle holders created in collaboration between Serapis & Un.Processed Realities exclusively for serapis.cc.

Inspired by the culture and materiality of the maritime industry the design process is based on experimentation, following a minimal material and energy consumption ethos.

The material is aluminum which has been processed using hand-craft techniques in order to transform the object into a container that bears the traces of the spirituality of the maritime world, communicating its energy, emotion, and imagination.

Each sketch on the candle holders is a part-assembly of a possible larger configuration; notes that participate in the ritual of candle burning at a maritime litany.