A meaningful accessory for in-between seasons, this lightweight semi-sheer cardigan features a mystical Tree of Life with the moon, sun, and stars. The Tree of Life represents the interconnectedness of all living things, signifying the deep-rooted connection between Earth, nature, and the cosmos.
Made in the USA, this casual cardigan has a soft knit-textured feel with a ruffle design
- Flowy lightweight cardigan
- Features intricately designed Tree of Life symbolizing connection and growth
- 87% polyester + 10% rayon + 3% spandex
- Available in sizes S – XL
- Color: Deep yellow
- Made in the USA
Garment Measurements: Measured at the back of the garment. Length is from the neck seam to the lowest point. Width is measured from the bottom of the arm-hole to the arm-hole on the back.
S: 20" W, 32" L
M: 22" W, 32" L
L: 23" W, 32" L
XL: 24" W, 32" L
design: An open-front cardigan with a soft waterfall drape and ruffled edges, printed with a mystical Tree of Life beneath a crescent moon, sun, and scattered stars across a warm deep-yellow ground.
size: Garment measurements (flat, back of piece): S 20"W x 32"L, M 22"W x 32"L, L 23"W x 32"L, XL 24"W x 32"L. Available in sizes S–XL.
material: 87% polyester, 10% rayon, 3% spandex
features: open front with waterfall drape, ruffled hem and edges, long sleeves, lightweight semi-sheer knit, Tree of Life graphic with sun, moon, and stars, made in the USA
care: Hand wash cold or machine wash gently on a delicate cycle, then lay flat to dry to protect the knit and keep the print crisp.
disclaimer: As with any printed textile, the placement of the Tree of Life design may shift slightly from piece to piece.
Meaning & Intention
The Tree of Life is one of the oldest images humans have used to describe belonging — roots pulling nourishment from the earth, branches reaching toward the sky, everything joined at a single trunk. Across cultures it has stood for the idea that nothing exists in isolation: not people, not seasons, not the ground beneath us and the stars above it.
Here the tree is framed by the moon, sun, and stars, adding a second layer of meaning. Sun and moon together speak to balance — light and rest, activity and reflection — while the stars suggest the wider cosmos the tree is quietly rooted within. It's a small reminder, worn close to the body, that grounded and expansive aren't opposites.
As a cardigan, this symbolism becomes something you can carry with you rather than just look at. Thrown over your shoulders on a cool morning or wrapped around you at dusk, it turns an old idea about connection into something practical and wearable.
This is the piece you reach for when the temperature dips but the day isn't over yet — thrown on over a tank for a walk, packed for a trip where the evenings turn cool, or worn as a soft, easy layer during a quiet stretch of journaling or meditation. The open front and flowing shape ask for nothing more than draping it on, making it as much a comfort ritual as an outfit choice.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: Women who want a meaningful, easy-layering piece for transitional weather
- Purpose: everyday layering, travel companion, cool-evening throw-on, meditation or yoga cover-up, thoughtful gift
- Suggested Mantra: Rooted below, reaching above
- Intention: Connection, Grounding, Growth
- Chakra Connection: Root Chakra (Muladhara)
Questions & Guidance
Is this cardigan see-through?
It's a lightweight, semi-sheer knit, so it's best worn as a layering piece over a tank, cami, or fitted top rather than on its own.
What sizes are available?
This cardigan comes in sizes S through XL; garment measurements for each size are listed above to help you find your fit.
How do I care for it?
Hand wash cold or use a gentle machine cycle, then lay flat to dry to keep the knit and the Tree of Life print looking their best.
What does the Tree of Life design represent?
It symbolizes the interconnection of all living things — the deep-rooted link between earth, nature, and the wider cosmos, echoed here by the sun, moon, and stars framing the tree.
Does it close in front?
No, it's designed as an open-front cardigan with a flowing waterfall drape, meant to be worn loose or gently gathered at the front.