A magical stroll through nature and fairy creatures. We venture into a mysterious forest, and as we look up, we notice an extravagant colourful castle with round windows reminiscent of the embroidery by Renard Grière. Nearby, a charming girl sits on a swing, observing us while surrounded by the magnificent flowers by Sama. With a graceful gesture, she reaches for a branch adorned with pink blossoms, emitting a faint iridescence from her hands, which glow in the same shades as the elastic bands by Rifra Nastri. With delicate movements, she places the pink shimmer, as radiant as Jules Tournier’s tweed, into a small vase, which she then offers to us. Curious, we open it, and magically, a graceful figure appears, dancing in a white jacquard dress by Tessilbiella. Shortly after, the figure settles onto the vibrant green meadow, resembling the cotton canvas by Pontex. Continuing our walk, we come across a hill with a round wooden door built into it, topped by a small roof that echoes the forms by Pizval's macramé. Perhaps it’s a home, but not wanting to disturb, we move on until we reach a bridge partially illuminated, surrounded by trees and plants with violet leaves that create stunning light effects, similar to the enchanted buttons by Gafforelli. The other half of the bridge lies in shadow, but we cross it nonetheless. From above, we spot another graceful presence in the waters of the stream, while the sky turns the soft pink by ST-Milano Semplicemente Tulle. On the other side of the river, a path lined with trees, petals, and leaves, immersed in an orange light, frames our way, forming the same pattern as Lanificio Fratelli Bacci. Our curiosity grows too strong to resist — who knows what magical creature might be hiding within?
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