BURIL

It must have first been the finger mark drawings of animal silhouettes in thin layers of clay placed on the rock of the caves. Then, the engravings on bare stone to the light percussion of a chisel, embodied in endless possibilities: from simple contouring to the astonishing reliefs with which to highlight the fur of a splendid bison. With some light variations, the technique has made its way to modern times: see this new collection Midi earrings, extracted from the Lascaux caves, tap by tap, with infinite patience.