Dream Water Collection — Silk & Linen Dresses | MOSAÏKA

A quiet study of fluid lines and composed silhouettes.

Inspired by childhood summers near still water, the collection unfolds through soft volumes, calm tones, and restrained femininity.

Like a water lily rising from dark depths, each piece reflects a beauty that does not seek attention — it reveals itself naturally over time.

Light. Balanced. Self-contained.

Cotton Poplin Set

$156
Regular price $156

Pearl Wave Bodysuit

$204
Regular price $204

Water Lily Silk Dress

$414
Regular price $414

Raffia Trim Leggings Sold out

$192
Regular price $192

Tailored Silk Mini Shorts

$156
Regular price $156

Balloon Silk Trousers

$156
Regular price $156

Bustier Dress

$330
Regular price $330

Silk Cape Set

$324
Regular price $324

A-Line Silk Dress Sold out

$420
Regular price $420

Satin Crop Top

$120
Regular price $120

Feather Boa Straps

$174
Regular price $174

Goose Feather Straps

$174
Regular price $174

Crystal Straps

$84
Regular price $84

Feather Boa Collar

$114
Regular price $114

Goose Feather Collar

$114
Regular price $114

Dream Water was created during the first months of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, when I left Kyiv for my grandmother’s home in a small village in the Vinnytsia region — the place that shaped my childhood.

Amidst the profound uncertainty, I searched for grounding, for something to hold on to. I found it in the quiet rhythm of village life and nature's slow transition from winter to spring — a gentle reminder that life persists, even when the world feels like it's falling apart.

That first summer of the war unfolded by the Snyvoda River, a place that has always captivated me, particularly when it is blanketed in white water lilies. Its name comes from Ukrainian, combining the words for "dreams" and "water."

My grandmother, Halinka, was a seamstress; her home was a sanctuary filled with fabric. As a child, I spent hours lost among scraps of cloth, sewing garments for my dolls. She passed away in 2023, but she witnessed my first steps in sewing. She was never one for lavish praise, so her simple "You'll do fine" felt like a profound blessing.

For me, Dream Water is a homecoming — a return to childhood warmth, security, and boundless imagination.

Tania Kravchuk

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