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I was recently working on a prototype linen kimono. The initial idea was simple and very clear in my mind: to create a cyanotype depicting a cherry blossom branch on the back of the garment, as well as at the heart. Through this creation, I wanted to evoke a deeply Japanese concept

It was thanks to the fascinating book by Pascal Lamour, a doctor in pharmacy and a passionare scholar of ancient traditions, that I discovered a word that immediately struck a chord with me: **the Nemeton**, literally *“the place where plants are prepared”*. This idea resonated deeply with me. Celtic culture is part of

Flax, known by its botanical name *Linum usitatissimum*, is one of the oldest textile fibers used by humankind. For thousands of years, this plant has been a staple of civilizations thanks to its remarkable qualities: strength, breathability, durability, and natural comfort. Today, in a world largely dominated by synthetic fibers,