La Danse des Ménades - Argent boucles Mona's husband granted her permission

Mona's husband granted her permission to visit her family

borrows from the bezoar its antidotal properties

the central beam of the roof shelters the household spirit: the ritual of laying the first beam marks the transformation of a woodland spirit into a domestic one

Hoop earrings inspired by the organic aesthetic of coral reefs at the water's surface

symbole de protection lors des traversées difficiles

La Danse des Ménades - Argent boucles Mona's husband granted her permissionThe medallion The Dance of the Maenads is inspired by the gestures of the women called maenads who follow the god Dionysus in Greek mythology. These women are traditionally depicted dancing and singing in a trance like state oscillating between delirium and fury. The medallion depicts three maenads dancing. One of the maenads holds a small tambourine. It invites letting go and pays tribute to our wildest sides.