Ziran Silk
Ziran uses a proprietary sustainable silk called xiang yun sha (pronounced SHUNG YOON SHAH). This silk has been made for the past 500 years in one small village in China. The process is completely sustainable, from beginning to end. Ziran is the first company outside of Asia using this silk.
Midnight Peony Reversible Eyemask
Jungle Pillowcase
Handpainted Trip Pillowcase
Jade Pillowcase
Lily Pad Pillowcase
Midnight Peony Pillowcase
Camo Wraparound
Plaid Reversible Wraparound
Jungle Reversible Wraparound
Obsidian Reversible Wraparound
Phoenix Reversible Wraparound
Jade Reversible Wraparound
Lookbooks
No Borders
If only everything could flow free like Ziran silk. No fixed form. No prescribed identity.
Across cultures and centuries, the wraparound (sarong) has belonged to everyone:
Proudly Made in China: Reclaiming Craft, Culture, and Connection
Ziran redefines what “Made in China” means by honoring an ancient silk tradition that weaves heaven and earth into modern forms.
Our heirloom silk, Xiang Yun Sha, tells stories passed down through generations.
The Way Back
The Way Back is about the journey, often meandering, that takes us back. To the Dao, to Home, to Self, and to Details. We took a six month hiatus from offering anything new… to find our Way Back.
The Year of the Qi Pao
Ziran Muses + Storytelling
10 YEARS OF ZIRAN
What began as a dream in college somehow became my entire adult life. I started this brand in my twenties, and somewhere along the way, Ziran grew up alongside me.
Mothers Day 2026
She became a Mama 37 years ago, birthing me by a c-section. Three decades later, I followed in her footsteps, my body opening the same way.
Episode 3 ~ Carrying Legacy Forward
This is the final chapter of Weaving the Ten Thousand Things. A look at what it means to carry a legacy forward. Not as owners or authors, but as participants. We are one part, one thread,
Episode 2 ~ The Craft Keepers
Craft does not survive through ideas alone. It lives through the people who carry it forward.
Episode Two of Weaving the Ten Thousand Things turns to the hands, rhythms, and daily labor required to keep Xiang Yun Sha silk alive. The craft is demanding -
Episode 1 ~ Born of Nature
In the opening chapter of Weaving the Ten Thousand Things, Founder and Creative Director Kelly Wang Shanahan invites us into the philosophical roots of Ziran - the Daoist principle that shapes both the brand and its worldview.