Welcome to Inspira
We are a Greek Designers Team creating Clothes, Accessories and Jewerly inspired by the Aegean Civilization.
Discover the power of timeless symbols.
Above all, our t-shirts, dresses, tops, pouches, bags, notebooks and handmade jewels are made by Greek craftsmen.
We Are Inspired by…
…the Aegean sea and the civilizations that thrived around it. The Cycladic, the Minoan, the Mycenaean, the ancient Greek, the Byzantine, as well as the contemporary popular Greek one, to create “art you can wear”.
What Moves Us…
…are the small details hidden in artifacts exhibited in museums and moreover the frescoes and mosaics in palaces and temples. In other words, how people who lived on the Aegean islands pictured the world during a time of awe and respect for Nature.
We Isolate These Details…
…and give them a “new life”. For instance, a detail from a Minoan ring buried for centuries in Knossos might become a silk screen print on a t-shirt! A part from a wall-painting of Thera might decorate a bag!
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inspired by the AEGEAN CIVILIZATIONS made in GREECE
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THE TRAVELLING GODDESS
Pattern inspired by the “ring of Minos”. Knossos (1500-1400 BC)
The Great Goddess crosses the sea on a seahorse vessel. She carries the bullhorns that symbolize Minoan power. The seahorse is one of the most ancient creatures of the sea that compels admiration for its unique looks, grace and flexibility. In order to breed seahorses dance together for hours, then males carry the eggs for several days to finally give birth to thousands. That is to say, the best comes as a result of care and devotion.
SACRED DANCE
Pattern inspired by the “ring of Minos”. Knossos (1500-1400 BC)
A man is calling the Goddess to reveal. Climbing on a tree with easy, graceful movements between earth and the sky, he turns his heart upwards. In other words, this man in ecstasy communicates with Nature. The Goddess responds by descending as a tiny flying figure from the sky. Nature’s abundance is available to all, as soon as we open and surrender to its eternal cycle.
NAUTILUS
Pattern inspired by ritual vessel. Phaistos (1500-1450 BC)
Nautilus in Greek means “sailor” and is one of the sea creatures the Minoans chose to decorate their artifacts. These mysterious Time Travelers first appeared millions of years ago and since then they have remained unchanged, thus observing the continual change of everything.
OCTOPUS
Pattern inspired by amphora. Crete (1500 BC).
Octopuses are one of the most favorite decorative patterns of Minoan pottery. Obviously, their beauty and grace inspired the artists of that time. But as people back then were so close to nature,they might intuitively know about the extraordinary intelligence of these amazing animals. Octopuses have three hearts, keen eyesight and a developed nervous system that enhance their intelligence. They have memory, use tools and communicate through shifts of color and texture on their skins. Therefore, the octopus stands for nature’s supreme intelligence manifesting itself in each and every creature.
Inspiration comes as a result of letting go so that you can discover your way out of the labyrinth.
In short, inspira.