In a world where refinement is often overshadowed by noise, Rose Castlebird speaks softly—through the quiet grace of heritage, beauty, and art preserved. It is more than a brand; it is a sanctuary for masterpieces long forgotten, a haven where the past is protected and renewed. At its heart stands its founder, Aira—a devoted patron of art and guardian of hidden treasures.

Rose Castlebird was born from a singular mission: to rescue, revive, and reawaken the exquisite yet overlooked French paintings of the 18th and 19th centuries. The brand exists because she believes that these works—fragile pearls of history—deserve not only admiration, but a second life. Every creation is a continuation of that vow.

For Rose Castlebird, creating is an act of preservation.
Each piece is a testament to a painting once at risk of being lost, carefully restored and transformed into a narrative you can touch, wear, and bring into your home.

Every design, every collection, every small detail is shaped around one promise:
to honor the legacy of these masterpieces and carry their stories into the modern world.

These garments and homeware pieces are not merely objects; they are living heirlooms infused with centuries of artistry. Through them, the past breathes again.

To own Rose Castlebird is to join a lineage of guardianship.
It is an invitation to step into a world where rarity is cherished, where beauty is rediscovered rather than reproduced. Private unveilings, limited editions, and thoughtful, personal service offer the collector not only special creations—but participation in the preservation of art’s heritage.

With every creation, you hold a fragment of history.
By choosing it, you become a custodian of that history.

Aira is the soul of Rose Castlebird.
A lifelong admirer of art, she searches tirelessly through the antique galleries of Paris, protecting and selecting paintings that would otherwise remain unseen—quietly fading in the shadows of time.

As a patron of art, she does not merely acquire these pieces; she defends them. She studies them, restores their colors, and brings them back into the world through thoughtful design. Her work ensures that the beauty of centuries past is not lost, but reborn.

After a career devoted to teaching foreign languages, Aira followed her true calling and founded Rose Castlebird in 2015. From Estonia to Paris, her journey is one of dedication: to art, to beauty, and to safeguarding cultural memory.

Her brand exists because she chose to become not just a creator—but a guardian.