— The hands they washed, the vessels they cleaned, and the heart.
From a single drop, a story was woven—
the beginning of a town, filled with kindness.
Each time the bubbles burst,
a small light was born,
until at last,
those lights began to warm the windows of a growing town—
Within Jewelry of the Heart Exhibition 2025 “The Last Painting: The True Margaret,”
there is another piece.
It is a story
from a time before the town was a town.
What was washed
were hands, vessels—
and the heart.
Berlu and Bist
were not magicians blessed with special powers.
They were simply two people
who cherished what was right before them.
They washed stained vessels,
warmed their chilled hands,
and gently sealed unspoken feelings
inside a small bottle.
That bottle
was not meant to grant wishes.
It held no power to cause miracles.
And yet—
it preserved moments
quietly filled with kindness.
At dusk,
when the cleaned vessels were lined in a row,
what remained in their hands
was not exhaustion,
but a calm realization:
“Today, too, we truly lived.”
Those moments, layered one upon another,
became a town.
People gathered.
Stories were born.
Perhaps magic
is not dazzling light after all,
but something like this.
Even now, somewhere,
Berlu and Bist’s magic bottle
is gently supporting
someone’s small, ordinary day.
— A story of a town’s beginning,
filled with kindness.
We are pleased to share that Spring-of-Heart Exhibition 2025
“The Final Painting — The Margaret of Truth”
has come to a close safely.
To everyone who took the time to visit,
and shared those warm moments with us—
thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
You paused before each piece,
layering your own feelings upon them.
Every word exchanged, every quiet smile,
still breathes gently within our hearts.
The energy we received from all of you
will be carried forward—
into the next piece,
and into the next story.
With sincere gratitude,
thank you.
This exhibition was created around the theme of “What is truth?”
It centers on a single painting drawn at the end of a life
by the painter Bacchias Quadro— The Little Margaret.
It is not a work that boasts brilliance,
nor does it cry out to be understood.
Yet within that single flower,
his way of living—
a life spent facing his own “truth”—
is quietly reflected.
The unspoken spaces.
The silence left behind.
Perhaps it is within those depths
that his truth truly resided.
At Spring-of-Heart,
we took the Margaret depicted in that painting
and gave it form as a piece of soushingu—
an adornment of the heart.
This is not a piece meant to offer answers,
but rather a gentle invitation
for each person who wears it
to softly touch upon
their own sense of truth.