A MASTER OF LINE AND LIGHT
The grace of plants, the purity of lines, and the play of light and shadow inspire her work. From this harmony between nature and contemplation was born a collection shaped like a visual poem, a composition where each stroke expresses the serenity of the place.
Drawing is at the heart of her world, guided by constant precision, a deep taste for refinement, and a sincere love of fine materials and art objects. Her line, both precise and delicate, creates a poetic world where the beauty of movement meets the nobility of material. From the Japanese Garden, she draws peace, transparency of light, and purity of form, an emotion both calm and vibrant.
After collaborating with major luxury houses, she now lends her talent to Monoïkos 1297, placing her art in a dialogue between heritage and contemporary creation. Her drawings reveal rare elegance, a luminous and poetic aesthetic that is truly unique.
A note of history
The Japanese Garden of Monaco was born from the desire of Prince Rainier III to give the Principality a unique space, a true bridge between cultures.
Designed in 1994 by Japanese landscape architect Yasuo Beppu, winner of the Osaka International Exhibition, it embodies the Zen spirit in its purest form, recreated with care and respect on the Mediterranean shores.
Created according to traditional Japanese rules, the garden combines the four fundamental elements: water, stone, wood, and vegetation, into a harmonious composition.
Every detail, from the tea pavilion to the koi fish, was conceived to reflect the balance and serenity sought by Japanese philosophy.
Beyond its beauty, the Japanese Garden of Monaco symbolizes an encounter between Monaco, an internationally minded city, and Japan, heir to a millennia-old culture of refinement. It demonstrates the Principality’s openness to the world while preserving spaces of true distinction.
Today, it remains one of Monaco’s most emblematic gardens, admired both for its beauty and for its role as a symbol of dialogue between East and West.
AN EXCEPTIONAL SILK SQUARE
The silk squares of Monoïkos 1297, handcrafted in France, embody the excellence of exceptional artisanal expertise. Each creation is made by highly skilled artisans, with the utmost attention to every detail. The hand-rolled edges ensure perfect finishing and incomparable quality.
The boxes, carefully designed in the Principality of Monaco, are made from FSC-certified paper sourced from responsibly managed forests, in keeping with the Maison’s ecological commitment.
Monoïkos 1297 scarves stand out for their timeless refinement, lightness, and exceptional softness. Versatile, they can be worn around the neck, draped over the shoulders, tied as a turban, or transformed into bold accessories that elevate not only your outfits but also the art of Monegasque living.
The square from the “Japanese Garden” collection pays tribute to the harmony and serenity of the garden that inspired it, where East and West meet with grace.
THE SILK
The silk of this large square has been carefully chosen.
This precious, shiny thread, made by unwinding the cocoon of a silkworm, naturally requires very high production standards.
Extremely sensitive to environmental quality, the silkworm cannot live in polluted areas and feeds only on fresh leaves.
Its farming requires exceptional expertise, and our artisans have selected the best silk farms.
Care for your silk square:
- Keep it flat and untied.
- Avoid direct contact with perfume.
- Leave cleaning to a professional specialist.
