Introducing Seaweaves™ by Affina
Wrap yourself in natural patterns from the sea woven into 100% organic cotton fine textiles. Patterns flowing with waves of energy, timeless as the tides — whispering the call of the sea, returning us to ourselves, renewed.
Conus Gloriamaris
Glory of the Sea Cone
Conus Gloriamaris, also known as the “Glory Of The Sea” was regarded for centuries as the rarest shell in the world. This sea snail’s conical shell features an intricate geometric pattern.
Voluta Bednalli
Bednall's Volute
Volutidae snail shells are often referred to as the “aristocrats” of the shell world, due to their striking patterns. The Voluta Bednalli, discovered in the 1800s in Darwin, Australia by William Tompson Bednall, is a rare species with an exceptionally elaborate pattern.
Hexogonaria Percarinata
Petoskey Stone
Hexagonaria Percarinata, or Petoskey stone, is a fossilized 350 million-year-old coral named after Ottawa Indian Chief Ignatius Petosega, whose name poetically means “rising sun” or “rays of dawn.”