As a child, I used to watch my mother fold ravioli. That precise gesture, that familiar shape gradually appearing in her hands—something within me has never forgotten it.

Years later, when I wanted to design my first tote bag, I returned to that memory. I wanted to create a generous, structured bag capable of accompanying daily life without losing its shape.

The OZI was born from this crossroad: the precision of an engineer, the memory of a daughter.

Its leather folds echo the apparent simplicity of the jiaozi. Yet, behind this familiar shape lies a true construction challenge. Each fold must be designed, measured, tested, and then adjusted to maintain its balance.

The act of folding ravioli, repeated until it became natural, thus became the starting point for a bag designed to last.

Our first silk scarf was born from a dialogue between several territories: my family heritage, Parisian design, and Italian textile expertise.

Its borders feature a delicate architecture of doors, arches, and unfurling fans. The OZI and NIGI symbols are subtly incorporated into the design, a signature for those who look closely. The ZOÉ scarf was designed in Paris by Zoé Derian, woven from silk twill near Lake Como, then hand-rolled.

It can be worn around the neck, on the wrist, or tied to a bag handle, and catches the light with every movement.

Limited edition of fifty copies.