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Les Jardins de ROWSE: Chapter II, with Hanan Moser

On heritage, intention, and the quiet beauty of being present.

In a sheltered corner of Barcelona, where the city begins to open toward the mountains, we were welcomed into the home of Hanan Moser: designer, mother, and founder of a purpose-driven jewelry brand. Born to a Syrian mother and a Lebanese father, and raised between Switzerland and the Arab world, Hanan’s life is a continuous dialogue between cultures.

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Les Jardins de ROWSE: Chapter II, with Hanan Moser

On heritage, intention, and the quiet beauty of being present.

Her home, all soft curves and filtered light, opens onto a secluded garden. There, we gathered to celebrate the second chapter of, alongside facialist Eli Heros, in a morning devoted to gentle rituals and shared presence.

Hanan’s path has always been guided by her roots. Through her creations, she honors ancestral gestures; the offering of a piece, the quiet weight of a story worn close to the body. But it was motherhood that deepened her vision. It drew her toward sustainability, toward a more hushed kind of beauty. One that asks not only how something looks, but how it’s made, and how it makes you feel.

As the sun slowly moved across the terrace, Eli led us in a facial self-massage ritual, seamlessly paired with Longevity Makeup.

In every garden we visit, something blossoms. At Hanan’s, it was the quiet certainty that beauty doesn’t need to be loud , it needs roots. We’ll keep cultivating these gatherings, because we believe in a beauty that is shared and remembered.

Light, time, tenderness.

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