There are forms that cannot truly be named.
Forms that seem to belong to several worlds at once.
This collection was born from that very idea.
A flower... or perhaps a star.
A starfish... or perhaps an orchid.
A fragment of sky fallen to earth.
The Ciel étoilé (Starry Sky) motif is a hybridisation.
Between the star orchid — delicate, rare, almost unreal — the starfish — free, moving, anchored in the depths — and the celestial star — silent, distant, inaccessible.
Three universes.
Earth, sea, sky.
Linked in a single form.
Like a symbol of what cannot be confined.
Like a reminder that nature is never static.
Each piece bears irregular, almost organic reliefs, evoking veins, lines of life, as if the jewel had grown slowly, like a mysterious plant.
Nothing is perfectly symmetrical.
Nothing is totally controlled.
And therein lies its beauty.
Ciel étoilé is an ode to what eludes us.
To what is felt more than understood.
To what remains mysterious, elusive.
To that part of nature — and of ourselves — that we can never truly capture.
This naturalist collection transports us into a textured, mannered universe, rich in materials, through jewels of incredible presence.
