In a Milanese palazzo lives Contessa Ludovica di Brera, a woman devoted to collecting imperfection. In this fictional interview, she speaks of broken porcelain, of fire, flaws, and truth. A story by Daniel Weiss about beauty in decay and the play between reality and imagination.

In the quiet light of a Lombard morning, Cecilia Moriano sits surrounded by sketches, fabric swatches, and the weight of a legacy she never expected to inherit. When her brother walked away from the family textile house, Cecilia returned—on one condition: she would save it her way. The result is a revival born of rebellion, memory, and the vibrant orange of her great-grandmother’s lost fabric.