Asclepius

"1- Tribute to my late grand mother

 When I was a kid, the first aid kit hiding in a medicine box, hanged in the bathroom forbidden to access it. With each scratch, it was the miracle box ...but hard to get.  Heterogeneous objects for me scattered here and there, in an ugly a box! Yet these objects were soft to the touch, healed wounds, and above all reassured. Just seeing them, the pain eased.

My late grand ma had her kit in the TV room. It was a beautiful handmade box covered with blue satin and embroidered with gold motives. 

Later when I started to work in the interiors, I did not see it any more. Probably still hidden in a cupboard in one of the corners of the house. I found it weird because it remains essential items such as a lamp or an ice bucket! 

When this opportunity to be able to create a beautiful home for the objects that saved me from pain and display them in broad daylight, within reach, it is a little out of recognition of the benefits of everyone’s lifetime.

2-Tribute to the entire medical profession

I salute everyone in the medical scene who proved to act with heroism during catastrophes and this is why I called my first aid kit “Asclepius”

Asclepius is the Greco Roman god of healing and the son of Apollo, venerated by the Greek community who had the cult of involving the use of snakes for healing.

Asclepius is the name of our first aid box for

H ealth

H ealing

D etermination

Because we live in a wonderful world certainly, but where the dangers threaten us at every moment... 

We must therefore be able to react, help and heal immediately."