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There are stories that live above us - whispered in the shimmer of stars, traced in the shadows of the moon. Among them, the tale of the Moon Rabbit lingers: an immortal
figure who mixes the elixir of life in quiet devotion. But what if he fell? And what if that fall wasn't a tragedy, but a return - to earth, to meaning, to beauty?
This collection is my interpretation of this ancient myth. During a time of lockdown, I spent many a night gazing at the moon from my balcony in Paris. When we are
surrounded by stillness, our imagination takes flight freely and this series was born from sheer wonder: from the one image that stuck, that of the Rabbit on the Moon.
A Journey told on silk, shaped by ancient legend, urban ruins and the search for light in unexpected places. Each piece captures a moment in the Rabbit's imagined
descent: from celestial heights to forgotten corners of the earth where life stands at a standstill... Woven with symbolism and wonder, the Moon Rabbit collection is more
than a story - it is a meditation on renewal, on ones' discipline and purpose and the arrival of magic where it is needed most, in places forgotten by time, in hearts
ready to remember.
Between Worlds
Not every fall means breaking. Some descents are quiet returns - to meaning, to memory, to the place we were always meant to land. Falling Rabbit is the final descent, the moment of encounter where earth meets sky. A wearable story of transformation.
Falling Rabbit
There is a silence between the stars and earth - a space full of possibility. The Rabbit has crossed into the human world, but he cannot complete his journey alone. This silk piece paints his arrival, like myths need ears, so too the Rabbit needs Man - to catch his fall, to steady him and bring him to his destination on earth: a place of ruin, where life is at a standstill, just waiting for the spark… It is the final chapter of the story and a reminder that sometimes, the gentlest landings leave the deepest marks.
The Quiet Warrior
True power lies within. Wushu Nanquan draws from southern Chinese martial arts. Rooted in strength, precision, and deep inner focus, every movement is intentional. The lines become a dance, a calling, a readiness to accept what comes; for the man and the rabbit exist on opposite planes in the same universe, of earth and sky.
Wushu Nanquan
If the Jade Rabbit was to fall to earth, which man would be able to honour and aid in its descent? A man with an unbreakable force of character, a fighter, forged by training of the body and the spirit with an unspoken readiness for what is about to come. To carry a legend, one must be ready. Rooted in martial arts tradition and alive with motion, this scarf captures the delicate balance between strength and grace - for as the outer body is strong, so must the inner be calm. Amidst the noise, he looks up and sees.
Nightfall Lights
In the stillness between the bustle, this scarf captures the calm that falls over Paris as the day fades to dusk. Soft hues and delicate lines echo rooftops bathed in twilight – a quiet moment to wrap oneself in. More than an accessory, it is a pause, a breath, a moment of anticipation for what is about to come.
Rooftops in Paris
Above the city's noise and rush, this scarf reveals a hidden world - the rooftops of Paris at twilight. Soft colours blend gently like the fading light, capturing moments of stillness and quiet reflection. It speaks of peaceful pauses, of time slowed down just enough to notice the delicate dance of shadows and light on slate and brick. It invites you to carry the timeless elegance of the city's heights wherever you go.
Celestial Calm
The Moon Rabbit Scarf is a whisper of wonder. It is soft and luminous, a silent story unfolding under a silver night sky. It holds us in a suspended moment of anticipation, where each rabbit is on the verge of transformation. He has simply to step through the portal, into another world.
Moon Rabbits
Looking up at the night sky, I always saw the rabbit on the moon. Different cultures tell different tales of how the rabbit came to be on the moon. In Chinese mythology, the Jade Rabbit's task is to mix the elixir of immortality, but what if he was not alone? What if each tale had its own rabbit on the moon, connected by a portal leading to other worlds? Painted in deep midnight blues, soft pinks and glowing whites, this piece is poised in time, in the realm of cosmic possibility.
