HONEY HOUR
A woman in a long cream dress with an open back walks along the shore at sunset

Clothing and jewelry · Made by hand in Bali

The hour after sunset.

Linen and cotton for warm skin. Gold jewelry with a song inside.

See the first collection The ritual
Five friends in cream, olive and denim walk barefoot along a sandy path at golden hour

The story

Pirates find the treasure.
Sirens wear it.

Two worlds, one collection. The pirate is the finder: free, rugged, a modern nomad. The siren wears the treasure: soft, magnetic, ancient. Honey Hour lives in the hour when they meet, when the sea turns gold and the day becomes intimate.

The Siren

Draped dresses, open backs, washed colors. Pieces that move with the body.

The Pirate

Relaxed shirts, loose trousers, natural fabrics. A nomad, never a costume.

Sirens & Pirates · The first collection

Four pieces to begin

Sewn by hand in Bali in natural fibers. Arriving February 2027.

Long cream slip dress with a high slit, worn on a rocky beach

Coco Dress

An open back and a long slit, for the walk home along the sea.

Natural fibers · in sampling

Cropped cream top tied at the front with wide sleeves, worn with wide cream trousers by the water

Coco Breeze

A cropped top that ties at the front, with wide open sleeves.

Natural fibers · in sampling

Cream wrap top with sleeves below the elbow, worn with olive wide trousers

Coco Wrap

A wrap top with sleeves that fall below the elbow. Tie it your way.

Natural fibers · in sampling

Wide, low-crotch denim trousers worn with a cream top on stone steps by the sea

Drop Pants

Wide, low and easy, with deep pockets. For long barefoot days.

Cotton · in sampling

Seven more pieces are on their way, including a linen shirt and soft boxy tees.

The jewelry

Jewelry with a song inside.

Every set carries one mantra. Before it goes on sale, the mantra is sung over it 108 times. When it reaches you, you cut the thread and give it your intention.

Early jewelry concepts on black volcanic sand: a wave necklace, leaf earrings, hoops and cuffs Early concept of a hammered cuff with a wave running across it, on black sand A woman in a cream slip dress wearing a wave cuff, in soft evening light

Made in Celuk, Bali

Treasure, made by hand

Our pieces are made by silversmiths in Celuk, a village of Bali known for its fine metalwork. Each one carries the Honey Hour coin as its mark.

  • Honey GoldGold vermeil, a thick layer of gold over 925 silver. Our everyday pieces.
  • Sacred GoldSmall pieces in solid gold, for the mantra coins.
  • Moon Silver925 silver, for contrast and the evening.

With golden South Sea pearls from Lombok, the island next to Bali.

The ritual

From the silversmith to your skin

Enrique plays guitar by candlelight in an open bamboo room at dusk
  1. I

    Made by hand

    Silversmiths in Celuk make each piece, with the coin as its mark.

  2. II

    One mantra

    Each set carries one mantra and one intention.

  3. III

    Sung 108 times

    Before it goes on sale, I sing the mantra over the batch 108 times: the number of beads on a mala.

  4. IV

    You cut the thread

    Read the mantra, hold the piece, set your intention and cut the tag. Now it is yours.

Om Awighnam Astu

May there be no obstacles

Sung 108 times · Batch 001

Hold it. Breathe. Say what you call in. Then cut the thread.

On every tag

  • The mantra in Balinese script and in our letters, with its meaning
  • An invitation to set your intention
  • The batch number and the day it was sung
  • A code to hear the song that was sung over your piece

Honey Hour jewelry carries an intention, not a promise. It is a ritual you share in.

Bali and Costa Rica

Two coasts, one tide

Made in Bali

Our clothes are sewn in a small workshop in Bali, and our jewelry is made by hand in Celuk. On this island, the great volcanoes Agung and Batur stand as a pair, holding hands across the land.

Opening in Costa Rica

In Costa Rica, at House of Waves, we sing, cook and share meals. Honey Hour opens there first, in February 2027.

Two communities, one tide: Balinese hands and the circles we sing in.

Enrique, the founder, makes a heart with his hands against the sunset sky

About

Hi, I'm Enrique

Honey Hour is the hour after sunset, when the sea turns gold and the day becomes intimate.

My path runs through civil engineering, music and community. In Costa Rica I run House of Waves and lead singing circles, where people find their voice together.

I make clothes for that hour: linen and cotton that feel good on warm skin. And I make jewelry that carries something more. Every set has one mantra, and before it reaches you, I sing that mantra over it 108 times.

Pirates find the treasure. Sirens wear it.

The first tide · February 2027

Be there when it opens.