Floravita — The Creation
The Flower of Life is one of the oldest symbols humanity has ever drawn. It can be found engraved in the temple of Abydos in Egypt, in ancient Chinese manuscripts, in ancient Greek mosaics — wherever human hands have sought to represent something essential, something that transcends cultures and eras.
Leonardo da Vinci studied it with the methodical passion he had for all aspects of the geometry of life. He saw in this symbol — these circles that intertwine into a perfect rosette, each circle passing through the center of neighboring circles — a representation of the harmony and unity of the cosmos.
Proof that nature obeys mathematical laws of absolute beauty. That life is geometric. That the flower and the star and the cell and the galaxy share the same fundamental structure.
Floravita — the living flower — was born from this symbol.
The construction is remarkably precise, almost architectural.
The vivid coral orange geometric mesh knit weaves a network of openwork rhombuses and hexagons that covers the piece like a veil of structured light — each stitch in its exact place, each opening calculated.
And at the center, front and back, the relief mottled golden beige floral rosette medallion emerges from this geometric network like the flower of life itself — intertwining circles, radiating petals, perfect harmony.
The round neckline with a tight stitch border frames precisely.
The short cap sleeves are integrated into the construction.
The scalloped border with orange arches finishes the piece at the bottom — this undulating movement reminiscent of petals, waves, cycles.
A true technical feat for the Woman who loves art.
And a way to wear what Leonardo da Vinci contemplated in his notebooks — the harmony and unity of the cosmos.
Entirely hand-crocheted in my French workshop.
Exclusive Cachalabibi creation — Unique piece, only one in the world.