Warfare A ceremonial garment etched with silence and strength, Warfare is an offering to those who understand beauty as a form of battle. Crafted in white and adorned with protective markings, each symbol holds intention — for shielding, for severance, for spiritual command. The long ivory braids flow to the floor like sacred veils, weaving softness into power. Subtle burn marks remain across the piece, not as flaws, but as evidence of transcendence — of something that passed through fire and remained intact. This is a design meant not for water, but for stillness. For ritual. For the woman who walks between worlds.
This is not fashion. This is invocation. This is Warfare — from Ashlesha. This is for the white swimsuit so both of these are explaining what they are that you put under the picture when people read about them
