This collection was born from a simple idea:
every journey we take leaves a mark, like stamps on a letter.
But for me, the real stamps are the ones we carry on our skin, in our memories, in our identity.
The Amazigh tattoos worn by our grandmothers were messages with meaning.
A story. A protection. A reminder of who we are.
I imagined each piece in this capsule as a postage stamp, a symbol that travels with you.
A way to say: I come from somewhere. I carry stories. And I’m still writing my own.
Every tattoo I included holds a meaning: continuity, protection, creation, strength.
Together, they create a map — not of places, but of identity.
This is the heart of the collection:
a bridge between where we come from and where we’re going.