Artisanal print
Fascion Colections
In collaboration with Pascucci’s bottega, we present a unique venture that merges a century of handcrafts prints history with fashion. Our vision is to transcend time and space, creating clothing collections that weave narratives and evoking emotions through the art of artisanal printing.
The collaboration between Pascucci and Cjj was born from a shared vision, recognizing the value of a tradition that needs to be preserved and promoted. Pascucci and Cjj believe in the importance of producing clothing with a story, emphasizing the artistry and craftsmanship involved in each piece.
Their aim is the creation of timeless items. In fact, he ancient art of printing, utilizing casts, ensures that each image is distinct, resulting in one-of-a-kind products. The fusion of artisanal inspiration and manual skill creates a magical interplay between fabrics and graphics, imbued with profound meanings and value. Consumers are encouraged to make mindful and environmentally conscious choices, while persuing their personal style with unique items.
Collection
Overview
Our collections will showcase a diverse range of prints spanning over different historical periods, offering customers a connection to the past while embracing the present. This diversity will breathe life into top-quality products that not only tell stories through symbolism, turning each piece into a testament to the evolution of this timeless art.
Our collection emphasizes sustainability by promoting the recycling of various fabrics including hemp, linen, cotton, and silk. Each piece is designed to be one of a kind, showcasing the art of recycling through the distinctive Pascucci designs. We use sustainable materials to create unique masterpieces that embody ecological fashion and timeless elegance. Rooted in tradition and driven by innovation, our collection honors the environment and celebrates the rich heritage of Pascucci. By embracing these principles, we transform each garment into a testament to our commitment to sustainable and responsible fashion.
Christine Joan
The
Meeting
Since 1826, the Pascucci family’s workshop in Gambettola, Italy, has been the guardian of a centuries-old craft: the art of woodblock printing. Through hand-carved pear wood matrices and natural pigments, they adorn linen fabrics with geometric, floral, and animal motifs that speak of history, territory, and imagination. For seven generations, the Pascucci family has passed down this artisanal knowledge with care and passion, preserving its essence while embracing innovation. From the traditional rust color—born from the local iron-rich soil—to a broader, expressive palette, their prints have evolved while staying true to their roots. Collaborations with artists like Tonino Guerra have further enriched this dialogue between craft and creativity.
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It was within this extraordinary space that Christine Joan Johnson—creative director, writer, visual artist, and event producer—found the inspiration for one of her most visionary projects. With a background shaped by the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and a lifelong commitment to sustainability, Christine saw in the Pascucci workshop not only beauty, but purpose. She imagined a new life for unsold garments, transformed through the ancient art of printing into wearable narratives. From this encounter was born a project that unites craftsmanship and contemporary expression, creating one-of-a-kind pieces that carry the weight of memory and the spark of reinvention. A dialogue between past and future, heritage and identity, soul and material.