About

I’m Emmanuelle,

a French yoga teacher and passionate bead artist, deeply inspired by beauty, balance, and the colors of the world.

I was born in France and spent my early years in Morocco, where I grew up surrounded by vibrant tiles, sunlit gardens, and rich traditions. That mix of cultures planted the first seeds of my love for color, pattern, and storytelling through design.

I later spent 12 beautiful years in Hong Kong, a place that shaped me in so many ways—its energy, its contrasts, its harmony between modern life and ancient wisdom still live in me. Now, I continue to travel often and draw inspiration from everywhere: the peaceful temples of Japan, the sunshine and creativity of California, the delicate details of Portugal, the textures of Thailand, and the quiet charm of France.

Beading, for me, is like meditation. It brings me peace and focus, like yoga—but with colors, textures, and sparkle.

I'm inspired by:

My Travels

both past and present — each place leaves a little piece of its soul in me

Everyday Beauty

a rug, a piece of wallpaper, a hand-painted vase on Pinterest can spark an entire pattern

Nature and Culture

woven into color palettes and symbols

Moments of Calm

I often bead in quiet spaces, with music, tea, and my thoughts

Creating bead patterns allows me to blend art and emotion, to offer something meaningful and beautiful that others can bring to life with their own hands.

Whether you’re new to beading or already in love with it, I hope my work helps you slow down, feel inspired, and enjoy the magic of making something truly yours.

Let’s create together
one bead, one memory, one moment at a time.

Inspired by Places, Objects & Emotions

What Inspires Me

My Miyuki Delica 11/0 bead patterns are more than just designs. They’re tiny travel journals and moodboards brought to life.
Each one is inspired by a place I’ve visited, a texture I’ve loved, or a color combination that stopped me in my tracks. Whether I’m exploring the streets of Kyoto or pinning vintage wallpapers, I see beauty everywhere and I translate it into beadwork.