Embroidery, practiced for thousands of years to adorn fabrics, is revealed by Pierre Frey as a sensual art that plays with reliefs and shapes. In relief or flat, the embroidery stitch creates an emotion by the volume and texture it brings to the fabric. The wool, silk or cotton threads play with the effects of matte or shine, sophistication or rusticity, while the pearls or sequins adorn the whole in the manner of a jewel.