Leandre is a print on linen reproducing a French chine a la branche of the eighteenth century, carrying a geometric pattern. The technique is the story: chine a la branche, with its yarn-dyed softness, gives edges that blur gently rather than cut, and this reproduction preserves that veiled quality in print. The result is geometry without hardness, a pattern with the slight shimmer of its ancestor, settled onto honest linen.
