Hi there,

Before I dive into the stories behind each design, I want to share something very close to my heart.
​With every scarf purchased, a portion of the proceeds will go toward three non-profit organizations whose missions align deeply with mine.

Today, I’d love to introduce you to the first one: The Hellenic Performing Arts Foundation (HPAF) a non-profit dedicated to researching and promoting Greek folk music and dance internationally.

What makes HPAF’s work so meaningful is their commitment to making Greek folk traditions accessible to everyone, bridging the gap between scholars, teachers and folk dance enthusiasts eager to learn and connect with authentic material.

Like myself, HPAF is based in the US and that connection is important to me, but it is their mission that resonates with me on a very personal level.
Before moving to the US, I was a Greek dance teacher in London and I remember how difficult it was to access recordings, resources, and videos for my classes.

That’s why HPAF’s efforts speak to me so strongly. They’re helping dancers, musicians, and researchers overcome the distance — both literal and cultural — that often separates the Greek diaspora from its roots.

Their newest project, Ethos 2026, is an international conference dedicated to Greek folk dance and music — a wonderful initiative that I can’t wait to see come to life.

If you’d like to support their work, you can donate directly through their website.
And every time you purchase one of the Mesogeia Blooms scarves, know that a portion of your purchase goes directly toward helping HPAF continue this vital work — keeping Greek folk traditions alive and accessible for generations to come.

Until next time!

Let's stay connected!

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