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The garden, known as Jardin Majorelle, became a living work of art, combining architecture and nature in perfect harmony. After years of neglect following Majorelle's death in 1962, designer Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé acquired the property in 1980, restoring it and preserving its legacy. Today, the Majorelle Garden is one of the most visited attractions in Marrakech, offering visitors a unique sensory experience where the intense blue remains the protagonist.
The influence of Majorelle Blue has transcended the realm of painting and architecture, inspiring fashion designers and artists around the world. Its intensity and luminosity evoke the depth of the sky and the sea, making it a symbol of creativity and exoticism. In the context of the Riyad collection, this blue is incorporated to capture the vibrant essence and cultural richness of Marrakech, reflecting the fusion of tradition and modernity that characterizes the Surkana woman.
