BRIGHT, VIBRANT & FUN — WITH MEANING WOVEN IN
Pippa brings joyful color and meaningful symbolism together in a collection designed to make the table feel like a celebration. Sunny yellow backs and playful layers of hot pink and mint give traditional Asian-inspired motifs a fresh, energetic point of view.
YEAR OF THE HORSE
The Year of the Horse Joker brings a spirited finishing touch to Pippa. Symbolizing rapid progress, energy, freedom, and independence, it perfectly complements the collection’s lively personality.
THE CRANE
Graceful and elegant, the crane is associated with longevity, good fortune, peace, and loyalty—a meaningful beginning to Pippa's Bam suit.
HAPPINESS IN THE DETAILS
Pippa's Dot suit features a happiness-inspired motif, bringing an extra note of joy and good fortune to the collection.
KNOTTED IN TRADITION
Pippa’s Crak suit draws inspiration from intricate Asian decorative knotwork, a beautiful symbol of connection. Traditionally created from a single, unbroken thread, the continuous form represents eternity, longevity, and relationships that remain connected through time. Associated with unity, harmony, good fortune, prosperity, and protection, the knotwork brings layers of meaning to Pippa’s playful design.
A LITTLE GOOD FORTUNE
Painted parasols appear throughout Pippa’s Winds, inspired by traditional Chinese oil-paper umbrellas and Japanese wagasa. Their circular form has long been associated with good fortune, protection, completeness, and unity.
THE COLOR STORY
Sunny yellow backs paired with hot pink and mint layers give Pippa her unmistakably playful personality. The bright palette transforms traditional motifs into something fresh, happy, and ready for game night.
BOLD. HAPPY. PLAYFUL.
“Pippa is all about confidence and joy. The artwork is rooted in meaningful traditional motifs, and the yellow, hot pink, and mint palette gives everything this fearless, playful energy. To me, Pippa has that feeling of believing in yourself and showing up fully—like you have arrived, and you are not afraid to have a little fun with it.”
— ANNA NGUYEN, CREATIVE DIRECTOR
