Janas – or faeries – are fabled to hide in the cracks of ancient caves, where they weave linen with gold filigree and sing as they work. They venture out only after sunset, when bedtime stories waken the dreamy recesses of the mind and floating lights appear behind closed eyelids. Named for the mysterious creatures that inspired it, Janas gives the illusion of illumination. Look closely, and its tone-on-tone pattern unfolds, like a moonlit apparition arising from the gilded pages of a fairy book.