Hold a gold cloak up to a campfire and it answers back. The filigree catches the flame, the blue beneath it deepens like a lake after sundown, and someone across the circle leans in to ask where you found it.
Carry the same design under a full moon and it turns to pewter. Walk it into a warehouse strobe and it flashes black and silver, a pattern that appears only between beats. Take it down a pine trail and it comes back green.
Cosmic Cross is one mirrored filigree in six colorways across twelve cloaks. The lines stay put; the light they're made of changes. Giving one means picking the light that suits someone you love.
We're Magus and Lylyth Fawn, Los Angeles visionary artists, and Cosmic Cross is symmetry turned into wearable art: ornate filigree folding in on itself around a central gem, like a Rorschach blot drawn by a jeweler. Below: all six colorways as the photos show them, a gift match for each, five close-ups, two Silver extras and the Christmas date.
What colors does the Cosmic Cross cloak come in?
The Magus Fawn Cosmic Cross festival cloak comes in six colorways: Black, Silver, Gold, Red, Yellow and Green. Each has a men's and a women's listing, twelve cloaks in all, and every one is $250 in sizes XS to 5XL. The mirrored filigree layout stays identical; the palette changes the whole personality.
The men's and women's listings of each colorway show the same artwork in their photos, so pick the color first and the listing second.
| Colorway | Men's cloak ($250, XS–5XL) | Women's cloak ($250, XS–5XL) | What the photos show |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black | Black Cosmic Cross Men's Festival Cloak | Black Cosmic Cross Women's Festival Cloak | Graphite and silver-white filigree on black, with glinting starbursts and a pale gem at the center of the back |
| Silver | Cosmic Cross Silver Men's Festival Cloak | Hero pick, below | Pewter, silver and pale lilac linework on charcoal around a moon-white orb |
| Gold | Hero pick, below | Gold Cosmic Cross Women's Festival Cloak | Gold filigree over cobalt and royal blue, aqua crystal bursts, violet blossoms near the hem |
| Red | Cosmic Cross Red Men's Festival Cloak | Hero pick, below | Ember-orange and copper filigree over violet and indigo, teal facets at the heart, pink blossoms |
| Yellow | Hero pick, below | Cosmic Cross Yellow Women's Festival Cloak | Gold-yellow knotwork over neon green and black, with small deep-red blooms |
| Green | Cosmic Cross Green Men's Festival Cloak | Hero pick, below | Lime and emerald filigree over cobalt-blue diamonds, with aqua glints |
Two names deserve a footnote. Red photographs as glowing embers, more tangerine and copper than fire-engine red. Yellow is gold linework over green, while Gold sits on blue.
The build every colorway shares
Whatever the color, a Magus Fawn Cosmic Cross cloak is the same garment underneath:
- Outer: micro-mink poly, printed edge to edge by dye sublimation, so the "colors won't fade and image won't crack — ever."
- Lining: ultra-soft, fluffy microfiber fleece in black or white faux fur, picked with each listing's "Fur Lining" option. The listed fabric weight is 200 g/m².
- Closure and hood: a double zipper up the front; heavy drawstrings on the hood.
- Pockets: two deep ones at the sides, plus two stash pockets inside, one of them zippered.
- Fit: unisex, XS to 5XL, whichever listing you pick.
As a gift, that's a lot of love in one box: a $250 investment piece, made to order, with the lining color your call and a print made for festival after festival. For the bigger question of why a cloak at all, read our buyer's guide, Are Festival Cloaks Worth It?
Which Cosmic Cross color suits the person on your list?
Match the colorway to how they already dress and where they dance. Black suits the techno regular, Silver the cool-toned minimalist, Gold the sunrise romantic, Red the friend who glows in warm tones, Green the forest wanderer, and Yellow the psytrance color lover. The lining, black or white, is your second dial.
- Black, for the techno purist. Techno has a dress code, and this cloak honors it (our techno party guide explains the code). A Black Cosmic Cross cloak crosses Brooklyn in Fifty-Two Minutes to Doors. Winter warehouses and city queues.
- Silver, for the cool-toned minimalist. Grey sweaters, silver rings, a moonlit sense of humor. Ski towns, melodic sets, December.
- Gold, for the sunrise romantic. The friend who stays for the last set and cries a little when the sky turns. Celebrations, weddings, the holidays themselves.
- Red, for the warm-palette friend. Rust jackets, copper jewelry, autumn birthdays. It belongs beside a fire circle in October.
- Green, for the trail-and-river camper. Hikers, houseplant collectors, anyone whose festival map is mostly trees. Spring and summer camping.
- Yellow, for the neon optimist. Neon green and gold together is a bold sentence, and the psytrance dance floor speaks it fluently (see what to wear to a psytrance festival). Desert days, daytime stages.
Only half sure of their style? Black and Silver pair with anything.
Five hero picks, least-seen first
Our blog has shown some colorways far more than others, so these five lead with the ones you've seen least.
Gold: sunrise in a hood
The Gold Cosmic Cross Men's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) is the colorway from our campfire. Gold filigree climbs over cobalt and royal blue in mirrored arches, aqua crystal bursts flare between the lines, and clusters of violet blossoms gather near the hem and cuffs. Right at the center of the back sits a pale, pearly gem, with a smaller jewel above it like a keystone. This is the cloak in our burner wedding story, Hold the Sunrise, where it warms the bride's mother on a night walk over a mountain. Give it to the person who treats every sunrise like an occasion.
Silver: moonlight in pewter
The Cosmic Cross Silver Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) takes the same architecture and pours it in pewter. Silver and pale lilac lines branch over charcoal like the veins of a silver leaf, meeting at a moon-white orb in the middle of the back. In the photo it's worn with fishnets and black boots in front of a jeweled festival stage. The men's Silver cloak stars in Her Hands in the Dark, our melodic bass story set under red sandstone walls.
Green: the forest walk
The Cosmic Cross Green Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) is the liveliest of the six. Lime and emerald filigree twists like vines over a field of cobalt-blue diamonds, with aqua glints where the lines cross, and the hood peaks into a point of green and blue. The product photos show it with the black faux-fur lining, a crisp edge of dark against all that green. Gift it to the friend who plans festivals around the trees: forest stages, river weekends, the path to camp under pines.
Yellow: gold leaf on neon green
The Cosmic Cross Yellow Men's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) is gold-yellow knotwork laid over neon green and black, with small deep-red blooms tucked into the pattern like rubies set in a crown. It's the boldest pairing in the family, two loud colors that agree with each other. In this photo it hangs open over black, with the white faux-fur lining showing along the zipper and inside the hood. Daytime desert stages, psytrance color, anyone who wears green boots on purpose.
Red that reads as embers
The Cosmic Cross Red Women's Festival Cloak ($250, XS–5XL) carries the warmest palette we print on this design, and its photos read ember orange: tangerine and copper filigree flaring over violet and indigo, teal and turquoise facets glowing at its heart, small pink blossoms along the sides. Picture a bonfire glowing through colored glass. Choose it for the friend who already lives in rust and copper. (In Hold the Sunrise, this is the bride's cloak.)
Two companions in Cosmic Cross Silver
Two Silver pieces carry the pattern for less.
The camp-morning layer. The Hooded Blanket w/ Ears in Cosmic Cross Silver ($150) is an oversized pullover in 300 g/m² poly fleece, one size (4XL), with a cat-ear hood, a front quarter zip and an oversized front pocket. The cloak covers the night; the blanket covers coffee hour. Measurements a mystery? One size answers that, and our hooded blanket guide covers how it compares.
The everyday layer. The Crushed Velvet Pullover Hoodie in Cosmic Cross Silver ($100) runs the filigree in lavender-grey and silver down the back and over the hood, in 240 g/m² crushed velvet with a drawstring hood and kangaroo pocket, sizes S–2XL. It slides under a cloak on the coldest nights and works solo everywhere else.
Ordering a Cosmic Cross cloak for Christmas
- The Christmas date. Each cloak is cut and sewn to order: production takes 7–11 business days and delivery 6–14. Order by Tuesday, November 17, 2026, and the longest stretch of both windows still lands it by Christmas Eve.
- Thinking past the holidays? For a spring festival, start the clock 25 business days before the morning you leave.
- Size with layers in mind. For outerwear, the FAQ says to go bigger, "sometimes even 2 sizes up to fit extra layers under." One size up leaves room for a hoodie; two makes space for the whole winter stack.
- One fit, chosen together. Because made-to-order pieces are final sale (the EU's 14-day cooling-off window for unused, tagged items aside), send chest measurements to art@magusfawn.com and we'll help you land the size before checkout.
- Shipping: free to US addresses on orders of $70 or more, which every cloak is; international shipping starts at $10.
Out there is a person who will wear this cloak to every sunrise you can't make it to. Pick their color, and let the filigree do the talking.
Find the rest of the family: women's cloaks · crushed velvet · men's cloaks · hooded blankets
Frequently asked questions
Is the Cosmic Cross Red cloak red or orange?
In its product photos, the Magus Fawn Cosmic Cross Red cloak reads ember orange: tangerine and copper filigree over violet and indigo, teal facets at the center and small pink blossoms. It's a warm, glowing red-orange rather than a true scarlet, so choose it if you love the colors of coals and autumn leaves.
Should you choose a black or white faux-fur lining?
Choose the lining for the moment the cloak opens. Black faux fur keeps the look dark and moody, which suits Black, Silver and Green Cosmic Cross cloaks. White faux fur adds a bright frame around the zipper and hood, a crisp contrast with bold palettes like Yellow and Gold. Both linings are the same soft microfiber fleece.
What is filigree in art?
Filigree is a form of intricate metalwork used in jewelry, usually in gold and silver, built from tiny beads or twisted threads, and it often suggests lace, according to Wikipedia. The word comes from the Latin for thread and grain. Cosmic Cross borrows that look in print, which is why Gold and Silver feel like jewelry.
Written by Magus & Lylyth Fawn, the Los Angeles artists behind Magus Fawn. Magus makes VR and digital visionary art and produces Psy EDM. Lylyth makes fractal digital art and runs design and customer care. We've been selling wearable art since 2020 on Etsy (4.7★ from 144 reviews as of October 2026) and here at magusfawn.com. Come say hi on Instagram @magusfawn.
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