A chain worn as a strap. The Mala takes its name and its rhythm from prayer beads, polished links against calm leather, so the object reads as jewellery first and bag second.
Portrait N° 1 — the rocks, afternoon
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Two studies
Objects
Each object begins as a question about how little it needs.
A pump that keeps its heel to itself. One continuous curved sole carries the weight, so the foot appears to float and the line of the leg is left uninterrupted.
Notes from the House
Hébuterne makes clothes for the portrait, not the runway: pieces that hold still, take the light, and let the person remain the subject.
Hébuterne began in Kathmandu, where hand-loom weaving and embroidery techniques passed through generations still shape how our pieces are cut and finished. Small editions travel from there to studios worldwide. What is shown is what is made.
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From Kathmandu to London. Private appointments on request.
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