Behind the new Orchidée Impériale Black Art Piece: metamorphosis of the eternal feminine | GUERLAIN

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Artist Ghizlane Sahli elevates Orchidée Impériale Black: The Cream in a new Art Piece.
Reinventing the art of embroidery in three dimensions, using salvaged plastic fragments that she covers with silk yarn, the artist reimagined a larger-than-life orchid for Orchidée Impériale Black.

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