Brides et Destin
Designed by Nomura Daiske
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Do you know Clotho, Lachésis and Atropos? They are the Moires, three sisters from Greek mythology, whom the Latins also called the Parques: the Spinner, Destiny and the Inflexible are three figures of fate. They are generally associated with cosmic cycles, as well as with the goddesses of nature and fertility. Daiske Nomura conceived a harmonious composition with both ancient and contemporary accents, based on harnesses adorned with escutcheons discovered in the Émile Hermès collection. Each equipped with her harness, the three sisters are ready for a spirited and spiritual ride.
Do you know Clotho, Lachésis and Atropos? They are the Moires, three sisters from Greek mythology, whom the Latins also called the Parques: the Spinner, Destiny and the Inflexible are three figures of fate. They are generally associated with cosmic cycles, as well as with the goddesses of nature and fertility. Daiske Nomura conceived a harmonious composition with both ancient and contemporary accents, based on harnesses adorned with escutcheons discovered in the Émile Hermès collection. Each equipped with her harness, the three sisters are ready for a spirited and spiritual ride.
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