Aesthetic

In the mid- to late 19th century, people in Western Europe, who had been exhausted after the Industrial Revolution, began to move, saying that when they return to nature, what comes from nature is true beauty.

The Estetic Movement is an artistic movement for the philosophy of naturalism that was popular in Western Europe.

It is modernized with the remaining materials of literary, art, and architectural writers who have considered the most natural beauty.

In particular, including Oscar Wilde, a leading star novelist of that era,

The motifs were derived from the naturalist representative products of lace fabrics and art nouveau structures.

It was unwrapped in Eliona's way using modern materials.