Bonne Maison Fennel Hill Cotton Socks

* Using Egyptian cotton yarn, soft and comfortable texture. * High-quality double-thread weaving, firm and durable. * The artistic texture tells the story, adding interesting matching. * French fine knitting technology, detailed and rich patterns. - Brand: Bonne Maison Size: EU 36~38 / JP 22~24 The length of the sock is about 19cm (measured from the turning point of the heel) Material: 90% Egyptian cotton, 8% nylon, 2% elastane Place of Origin: France / Portugal - 【Brand Story】 Bonne Maison, a cotton socks brand from France, was founded in 2012 by designers Beatrice de Crecy and Jean Gabriel Huez. Insist on using high-quality Egyptian cotton yarn produced in Italy, rich in colors and full of artistic flavor, choose superior knitting manufacturers in France and Portugal to create more delicate French weaves with fine knitting technology. - 【2020 SS COLLECTION】 "Soleil Sun Series" Sunflowers evoke retro memories of the 1970s, fireballs exudes the usual radiance in the works of French tapestry artist Jean Lurçat, subtle gradations of hazy contours under light and shadow, to the landscapes described by American abstract art painter Arthur Dove, the setting sun in the illusory hilly landscape Against the bushes, curious foxes wait for the arrival of rabbits, and magnificent flocks of birds fly in the taro sea. Orange and grass green are intertwined into a bright and full orange tone. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49993139193_cae0586d3c_c.jpg "Tout l'or Gold Series" This series is inspired by the decorative arts in Greek and Egyptian mythology in the 1920s. Antique furnishings are dotted with singing and dancing Greek goddesses, and the horses of Poseidon, the sea god, cast a golden reflection. The fan-shaped frame is inlaid with palm leaves and geometrically decorated bouquets. The bright colors define the golden yellow main body, and the irises bloom in the cobalt blue field. The paintings by Belgian artist James Ensor are in sharp contrast with various blue, violet and goose yellow. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49993660261_e20131d7aa_c.jpg "Arabesque Vine Series" Passing through the endless arches in the palace in the Arabian Nights, the queen picked off the fragrant flowers, and the blue nightingale sang in the treetops. The dancer's skirt is spinning like a flower, a sleeping beauty with wavy hair, a pond with rosette patterns, and underwater tiles sparkling. This arabesque pattern is inspired by faded poppies, tuberose pods and husks, against pink skin and blue-gray, creating a soft oriental tone. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49993138798_1bd04a7149_c.jpg