Artful • Storytelling • Effortlessly Bohemian
Cropped artist pants printed with antique Delft tile artwork.
The Hinoki Journal
Some prints are just patterns. This one is a piece of art history you can wear.
Cut from a natural blend of linen and viscose, these Artist Pants feature a drawstring front, elastic waist back panel, side pockets, cropped length, and a flattering lantern hem. Inspired by poet Leonard Cohen's line, "There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in," the print celebrates imperfection using pieces of Delft tile from the 1700s, including two Italianate landscape scenes, alongside trim patterns pulled from an 1867 British ornamentation book and a 1780 Dutch earthenware plaque.
It's a print built from real history, layered into something wholly new.
Why It Found Its Way to Hinoki
We love a print with a genuine story behind it, and this one has plenty. Antique tile artwork, thoughtful construction, effortlessly wearable.
Features
- Drawstring front
- Elastic waist back panel
- Side pockets
- Cropped, lantern hem silhouette
Details
- Fabric: Linen and viscose blend
- Print: Blue Delft
Hinoki Fit Notes
S/M fits approximately size 4-12. L/XL fits approximately size 12-16.
✦ Amy's Styling Tip
I wear these pants with a simple white tee and sandals to let the print carry the outfit, or a denim jacket for cooler evenings. They're an easy conversation starter.
Hinoki Care Suggestions
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and hang to dry to preserve the print.
About the Brand
Market of Stars creates artist-collaborated pieces designed around meaningful, story-driven prints, blending natural fabrics with a bohemian, easy silhouette.
We were drawn to Market of Stars because their prints carry real intention. It's exactly the kind of artful, storytelling piece we love bringing to our Foragers.
Artful • Storytelling • Effortlessly Bohemian
Cropped artist pants printed with antique Delft tile artwork.
The Hinoki Journal
Some prints are just patterns. This one is a piece of art history you can wear.
Cut from a natural blend of linen and viscose, these Artist Pants feature a drawstring front, elastic waist back panel, side pockets, cropped length, and a flattering lantern hem. Inspired by poet Leonard Cohen's line, "There is a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in," the print celebrates imperfection using pieces of Delft tile from the 1700s, including two Italianate landscape scenes, alongside trim patterns pulled from an 1867 British ornamentation book and a 1780 Dutch earthenware plaque.
It's a print built from real history, layered into something wholly new.
Why It Found Its Way to Hinoki
We love a print with a genuine story behind it, and this one has plenty. Antique tile artwork, thoughtful construction, effortlessly wearable.
Features
- Drawstring front
- Elastic waist back panel
- Side pockets
- Cropped, lantern hem silhouette
Details
- Fabric: Linen and viscose blend
- Print: Blue Delft
Hinoki Fit Notes
S/M fits approximately size 4-12. L/XL fits approximately size 12-16.
✦ Amy's Styling Tip
I wear these pants with a simple white tee and sandals to let the print carry the outfit, or a denim jacket for cooler evenings. They're an easy conversation starter.
Hinoki Care Suggestions
Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and hang to dry to preserve the print.
About the Brand
Market of Stars creates artist-collaborated pieces designed around meaningful, story-driven prints, blending natural fabrics with a bohemian, easy silhouette.
We were drawn to Market of Stars because their prints carry real intention. It's exactly the kind of artful, storytelling piece we love bringing to our Foragers.