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Humans have always sought to understand the origins of the universe. Creation myths are nearly universal, offering profound insight into how we, as a species, make sense of existence.

Lately, I’ve been reading Mythos by the brilliant Stephen Fry — a wise, inspired, and subversively funny retelling of the classic Greek myths.

According to the Greeks, the universe didn’t begin with a bang or an explosion, but with CHAOS — a fascinating concept that frames creation not as destruction, but as pure potential.

As I read, I kept returning to the idea of life’s circularity — how everything is connected, how beginnings and endings blur into one another. That idea deeply inspired this design: a representation of the life cycle, embodied in the form of a round wreath.

I set out to create a contemporary knitted wreath — a textured wall hanging to be enjoyed year-round, celebrating the quiet poetry of beginnings, endings, and everything in between.