For many years, I thought my extreme sensitivity was a weakness. It regularly plunged me into sadness, vulnerability, stress and anger, and led me to withdraw into my own world. I observed and absorbed everything, but couldn't express what was troubling me. 

I felt as though I was running out of air.

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Then, as I was about to turn 21, I felt the need to come out of my shell and breathe in the world.

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I went far away at first, and then for a long time.

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My first journey took me to Africa, where I spent a year in the heart of the Gabonese forest. It was an extraordinary experience. I always say it was my baptism of life.

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The second took me to India, then Nepal. It simply felt right. I lived there for 15 years and gave birth to the two greatest projects of my life: my family, and a company I am proud of, MUSKHANE.

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Back in France, other lands called me. For four years I worked on a project in Bhutan, then more recently in Myanmar, creating textile collections alongside marvellous women, weavers of beauty.

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In all these remote and authentic places, I began to breathe more freely. I discovered other ways of thinking, of relating to the world, other beliefs. I learned, I received, I listened, and I was transformed along the way. Above all, I found myself again.

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I also realised that my sensitivity was my greatest ally, my natural compass, guiding me towards my intuition and my sacred breath.

 

Today, I have a deep desire to share and to guide, with gentleness and clarity, along this path towards alignment and harmony. Towards your own pure breath.