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Initially, Marion TALPIN made jewelry and flowers from recycled materials such as paper. Working on her family's farm, surrounded by meadows and forests near Aignay-le-Duc, Marion has always had a particular sensitivity to environmental preservation, which has led her to ask questions about waste management and the rational use of natural resources since the creation of her company. Her encounters and the evolution of her work led her in 2020 to use plants to dye the recycled fabrics she uses to make her jewelry and other items. Since 2022, she has been developing this skill by offering more and more dyes derived from sustainable wild harvesting or from the cultivation of dye plants on the family farm.

To help as many people as possible discover this ancestral know-how, Marion offers several products:

- plant dye kits

- dye plant discovery courses

- textile creations