Matapee

03/09/2026

02/09/2026

Marie & Me × Matapee

24/08/2026

Taking indigenous Designs a step up!

📍Indigenous fashion is so much more than handpainted patterns—it’s cutting-edge material innovation rooted in ancestral wisdom.

📍​By pairing traditional forest stewardship with modern eco-technology, organic leaves are transformed into durable, water-resistant bio-leather.

📍 Every piece preserves the natural vein structures of the leaf, proving that the future of luxury is sustainable, living, and deeply rooted.

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17/08/2026

Roots & knots collection ✨️
Hand made Crochet bags
-Well finished inside;
-Spacious
- Unique

17/08/2026

MATAPEE IN BLOOM 🌺
SIZE: LARGE WITH POCKETS
Crochet and paint details

Forest flowers are often viewed as simple decorative elements, but structurally, they function as the biological engines driving the health, reproduction, and resilience of forest ecosystems.

15/08/2026

Handpainted maxi dress

Size: XL TO XXL
With pockets

15/08/2026

MATAPEE IN BLOOM 🌸

Crochet details on dress 😍
I always wanted to creat pieces like this for a long time, and finally it came through. Wait for me more pieces to come♥️

Size: Small ( for an oversized look)
Fits from medium to XL

Linen fabric

09/08/2026

Today, August 9th, we recognize and honor International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples! 🌍🌿
​Indigenous communities are the vital custodians of our planet’s biodiversity, holding centuries of ancestral wisdom, rich cultures, and deep ecological knowledge. Today—and every day—we celebrate their enduring strength, advocate for their rights and self-determination, and listen to their voices.
​Let’s commit to protecting Indigenous heritage, languages, and lands for generations to come. 💚✨
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07/08/2026

To wear a dress crafted from organic leaves is to wear time, patience, and the unmatched artistry of the earth itself—transforming simple elegance into something profound and immortal.

Size: Medium, corset-adjustable
Midaxi
100% linen fabric
Organic Leather- leaf 🍃

Available at frances&co, Duncan Street, between sheriff and stone avenue, Georgetown