In the 17th century, blue pigment was more rare and valuable than gold, made from Lapis Lazuli. It is a color that embodies femininity, boldness, and strength—a color yearning to be imbued with vitality.
In the 17th century, blue pigment was more rare and valuable than gold, made from Lapis Lazuli. It is a color that embodies femininity, boldness, and strength—a color yearning to be imbued with vitality.
In the 17th century, blue pigment was more rare and valuable than gold, made from Lapis Lazuli. It is a color that embodies femininity, boldness, and strength—a color yearning to be imbued with vitality.
Circle: n. /
Circle: n. /
Circle: n. /
The circle is a rotationally symmetric figure, one of the earliest shapes recognized by humans. Like the ever-turning wheels in cycling, it symbolizes continuity and constant change.
The circle is a rotationally symmetric figure, one of the earliest shapes recognized by humans. Like the ever-turning wheels in cycling, it symbolizes continuity and constant change.
