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.

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.

'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.