Ikebana

The Lebole Ikebana collection gets its name from the Japanese art form of arranging cut flowers into balanced and harmonious compositions.
The pillars of this practice are the concept of simplicity, where each element is highlighted in the harmony of its shapes and characteristics; and that of asymmetry: for the Japanese, everything that is perfectly symmetrical is in fact devoid of charm because it is static. What is asymmetrical presupposes, on the contrary, dynamism and harmony. Finally, each composition of Ikebana must be structured on a ternary system, almost always forming a triangle.

As with Ikebana, the Maison's collection is made up of asymmetric earrings.
The subjects chosen for the jewels are the same: flowers, triangular vases, natural and colored elements to create harmonious compositions.
The materials used, ancient Japanese Kimono fabrics and gold galvanized brass.

A refined accessory that represents the fusion between the beauty of nature and the art of jewellery.