In October 1812, as Napoleon’s army retreated from Moscow, it passed through the village of Fominskoye—now Naro-Fominsk. Here, on the banks of the Nara River, Napoleon spent the night of October 21–22 and, according to legend, wrote a letter to Josephine.
www.napoleon.orgThis collection carries an invisible energy, a certain aura emitted from the master's works. Notably, these trees bore witness to the historical events of 1812 involving Napoleon Bonaparte. The trees from which these pieces are crafted were the silent observers of these significant moments in history. To touch these trees is to connect with history itself.
As Eleanor Roosevelt eloquently stated, "THE ONLY THINGS WORTH ADMIRING ARE THOSE THAT ARE ADMIRED WITHOUT KNOWING WHY." This collection encapsulates this sentiment, inviting awe and wonder at the convergence of nature, history, and artistic mastery.