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In a universe where post-industrial ruins
and primordial nature fuse together,
Gaspard Hex works on matter
with his own techniques.
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Most of his experimental texture processes
borrow ideas to nature.

This way of designing is a counterpoint
to our digital society, a way of placing again Life
and the mysteries of nature as a guiding concept.
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A rough work, that can be seen as a reflection on the destruction of nature and its eternal rebirth.

Inspired by several antique mythologies and animated with a futurist spirit,
Gaspard Hex pieces are above all included
in a logic of elementary forms,
like a loop out of time.

B​ringing back to life Philosophy of Nature,
Gaspard Hex speaks about talismans, CG Jung’s theory of archetypes and combines harmoniously opposites such as male and female energies, microcosm and macrocosm, showing how everything connects together.

Photo: Nicole Segall
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Horisaki, craftsmanship is at the heart of everything they create—nowhere is this more evident than in their one-of-a-kind (OOAK) hats. Each piece is carefully handcrafted, blending traditional millinery techniques with an experimental approach to form and texture. The result is a hat that is a reflection of the hands and process that shaped it.

Horisaki (OOAK) hats are defined by their natural, slightly aged aesthetic, achieved through specialized treatments and an intuitive making process. Each hat carries subtle variations and distinctive details, ensuring no two pieces are ever the same. This approach allows them to explore new forms and finishes, offering designs that range from refined, classic silhouettes to bold shapes that challenge conventional millinery.

Soft and moldable, their hats are crafted without stiffening agents, allowing them to adapt over time to the wearer’s touch. These are not just accessories—they are living objects meant to evolve with you, bearing the marks of your journey and becoming more beautiful with age.

@horisakicom

Photo by: Nicole Segall

Horisaki, craftsmanship is at the heart of everything they create—nowhere is this more evident than in their one-of-a-kind (OOAK) hats. Each piece is carefully handcrafted, blending traditional millinery techniques with an experimental approach to form and texture. The result is a hat that is a reflection of the hands and process that shaped it.

Horisaki (OOAK) hats are defined by their natural, slightly aged aesthetic, achieved through specialized treatments and an intuitive making process. Each hat carries subtle variations and distinctive details, ensuring no two pieces are ever the same. This approach allows them to explore new forms and finishes, offering designs that range from refined, classic silhouettes to bold shapes that challenge conventional millinery.

Soft and moldable, their hats are crafted without stiffening agents, allowing them to adapt over time to the wearer’s touch. These are not just accessories—they are living objects meant to evolve with you, bearing the marks of your journey and becoming more beautiful with age.

@horisakicom

Photo by: Nicole Segall

Horisaki, craftsmanship is at the heart of everything they create—nowhere is this more evident than in their one-of-a-kind (OOAK) hats. Each piece is carefully handcrafted, blending traditional millinery techniques with an experimental approach to form and texture. The result is a hat that is a reflection of the hands and process that shaped it.

Horisaki (OOAK) hats are defined by their natural, slightly aged aesthetic, achieved through specialized treatments and an intuitive making process. Each hat carries subtle variations and distinctive details, ensuring no two pieces are ever the same. This approach allows them to explore new forms and finishes, offering designs that range from refined, classic silhouettes to bold shapes that challenge conventional millinery.

Soft and moldable, their hats are crafted without stiffening agents, allowing them to adapt over time to the wearer’s touch. These are not just accessories—they are living objects meant to evolve with you, bearing the marks of your journey and becoming more beautiful with age.

@horisakicom

Photo by: Nicole Segall

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

CALLA PARIS

“The Boucharouite Project:initiatives that focus on two key themes of Sustainable Design - recycling textiles and supporting traditional craft. This includes…a collection of Babouche slippers handmade in the souk of Marrakesh using upcycled vintage Boucharouite rugs” - @callaparis

Available now in-store coming in an array of styles and color options

We had a beautiful weekend showing the Spring collection.🌸

Grateful to be part of something special at 2108 Concept Shop, Bucktown.

A space filled with designers from Europe and beyond clothes, luxury eyewear, accessories, art.

Thoughtful, curated, and exactly what Chicago needed.

#ChicagoFashion #ChicagoStyle #ChicagoDesigner #ConceptStore FashionInsiders

Opening Preview:
Sunday, March 1st 12-6PM

The 2108 Collective is a lifestyle; micro-department store. Inspired by the spirit of discovery and the beauty of well-made things. Curated through our personal lens and guided by deep appreciation for artisanal design.
More than just a store, 2108 Collective functions as a hub – hosting workshops, tasting, lectures, classes, and events that celebrate the intersection of craftsmanship, community, and everyday living. Our ethos lies in elevating the ordinary through thoughtful design featuring eyewear, hats, jewelry, candles, fragrance, shoes, antiques, menswear and womenswear.

Ode is not a whisper,
but a clear, steady flame
born from vanity,
yet softened by craft,
held in the quiet weight of objects
that ask to be touched,
to be lived with,
to be remembered.