Our inspirations

Moonrise Kingdom is a film by Wes Anderson from 2012, which takes place in the mid-1960s. creative classic atmosphere is inspired by a children's world: Sam and Suzy play the adult and indulge in the adventures of a runaway with this naively serious and falsely tidy side of Wes Anderson, king of detail and symmetry where nothing is is left to chance.
To classics twisted a little sixties (uneven stripes, crochet effects, mini-geometrics, florets, etc.) we combine large lush and ultra stylized florals : Sam print on structured and fluid support, denim... We are in America!

Cuzco is the historic capital of the Inca Empire (Peru). The Inca Empire stretched from Ecuador to present-day Chile. Several tribes were thus distributed in the Andes, where the men building the famous suspension bridges to span the rivers.

The history of Cuzco is millennial. Built on a Geoglyph (drawing made on the ground and visible only at very great height) inspired us a graphic and ornamental vocabulary at the same time: the print Atabalica (name of an Inca King) on fluid viscose, large jacquard and fringed waistcoats, embroidered denim with a sinuous pattern. In this setting fine-gauge sweaters with pointel patterns and sailor stripes take on a new look.

The Casamance (Kassa) is a region of Senegal located in the south of the country and bordering the eponymous river, with vegetation lush and colorful.
The colorama of this theme with its "Kassa color" print begins in a canvas of the Douanier Rousseau "Horse attacked by a Jaguar", 1910. One of our freelance graphic designers created a print inspired by it, we printed it on voile and on organic cotton gabardine. In this theme we associate utilitarian details (multi-pocket jacket, safari shirt) with floral accents, a khaki and black tweed with coral and bright yellow accents gives a urban twist in the locker room.

The presence of the pattern infuses much of the african urban life, as well as artistic production: artists such as the photographer Seydou Keita or more recent works Leonce Raphael Agbodjelou, took the traditional portrait photo by posing a person in printed clothing on a graphic background. Handmade impression stamps in wooden blocks allow the pattern repeat on the fabrics. From this artisanal technique, emerge contrasting patterns, often two-tone and geometric.
This mix of motifs with unique writing due to its graphic lines is the subject of the theme. Printed blouses or djellaba dresses herald summer!

La Fée Maraboutée takes you to a graphic and colorful universe. Discover the Flamboyant print, on a Moroccan crepe in viscose ecovero™ and an exclusive Intarsia pattern from a knitting technique used to create multi-colored patterns, made in italy.

Discover new inspirations. Find a jacquard suit and a wool blend sweater with its floral embroidery exclusive, and pieces in viscose ottoman ecovero™.

Kilims, these rugs originating in the Near East which transcribe a symbolic vocabulary linked to the history and beliefs of the peoples from which they come, have inspired us with shimmering prints in warm tones, made from eco-responsible materials.

The climb to the Forbidden City, on the road to Lhassa, to meet Buddhist monks draped in golden yellow like the roofs of temples and spicy red, symbol of warmth, well-being and wisdom... A new journey through our Patchwork and Batang prints.

The mists, which bathe the landscape in a blue light, have inspired our color palette. The exclusive print " Blue Eye "As well as the print" Lhasa "With watercolor patterns, are a nod to stars who must have guided the adventurer Alexandra David Neel on her travels and explorations in Tibet, land of eternal snow.

Discover our exclusive and eco-responsible prints which gently announce the first notes of winter.

The Chinese province of Yunnan, with its rice terraces, its steep mountains, its parfum d'Osmanthus and its deeply magical forests inspired us to print "Yunnan" with its majestic herons whose coppery plumage that stands out from the petroleum green vegetation, printed on a viscose silk veil.

Printouts fromfloral inspiration, which take us into a graphic whirlwind, nuanced by meshes that are declined in a shades of roses.