In the heart of Paris’s 3rd arrondissement, we step inside René Talmon L’Armée’s workshop-boutique, accompanied by Kyoga Shimizu. A place steeped in history and character, where jewelry is brought to life through precise craftsmanship, the art of working with materials, and a passion for the craft.
They share their journey with us, discussing the patience required to master their craft and the importance of passing it on. It’s an artisanal approach where every detail matters and every creation bears the mark of the hand that shaped it.
This collaboration resonates with Bleu de Cocagne’s philosophy: respect for materials, a commitment to excellence, and a dedication to creating pieces designed to stand the test of time. A conversation about creation, craftsmanship, and the skills that are cultivated and passed down through generations.
For this occasion, René and Kyoga are each wearing our Ketsui jacket and Kokoro pants in Moleskine, in indigo and sand.
