The Éole bangle twirls around the wrist in an elegant dance
A reinterpretation of Polène’s flagship model
with its folds held in place with hand-sewn stitches and its half-moon flap
the rock-like shape of the Eroz cuff contrasts with the fluidity of its asymmetrical branches
The name “Neyu” stemmed from a discussion around the Japanese term “shinayaka”
cyme textured mist Tonca The Éole bangle twirls aroundThis sculptured tote bag featuring waves, folds, and curves can be used in two ways. The first is a basket, its sides open, its straps on the outside. The second is a floral, closed bag, its sides tucked in, its straps crossing on the inside. Its name was inspired by the French word cime, meaning a peak or mountain crest, in reference to the ridge running along it.