Women's fluid crew-neck T-shirt - 1000 CRANES ON LA RHUNE

1,000 Cranes on La Rhune, inspired by Hokusai's prints and a Japanese legend: the legend of the 1,000 cranes.

This legend says that anyone who manages to fold 1,000 paper cranes will have their wish granted. Since the crane is a symbol of longevity, a prayer must be made for each completed crane. This can be a group or individual activity, but it is said that the more people who contribute to the garland, the stronger its impact will be. The origami crane is also a powerful symbol of peace.

Why this flight over a sketch of La Rhune?

La Rhune, Larrun in Euskara, is a well-known peak in the Basque Country, crossed by the Franco-Spanish border, which is also the boundary between the Basque provinces of Labourd and Lower Navarre. This small, highly touristy mountain also symbolizes for me the important place of nature and its fragile beauty in the Basque Country.

In an increasingly confusing world, with nature in danger and relative peace, I wanted to convey a small breath of poetry. And even though there aren't 1,000 cranes in my design, having it printed in a series and seeing it worn symbolizes my small prayer for tomorrow.