the origin of
“the place of birth”
pr
(per)
house
msi
(mesi)
birth / to give birth
In ancient Egyptian, pr msi named a small house built beside a temple — the room kept for a birth, and for celebrating it.
We took the word, not the ornament. No motifs, no gold, no borrowed iconography — only the meaning, and the two small marks we keep over the “si”: the part that means to be born. A house of beginnings, a heritage of life. Rooted in heritage, made for childhood.
what we will not do
No polyester, no synthetic fibre.
No tight cuts that are finished in a month.
No borrowed ornament from the antiquities.
No imagery that makes a child look older than they are.