Lea Schroeder, a Luxembourg-based ceramic designer working between Paris and Luxembourg, has run her own design studio since 2017, where she develops a sensitive body of work that combines craftsman- ship with symbolic storytelling. Her polychrome creations blend ethnic influences with real-life stories, silently evoking ancestral myths and contemporary tales. For Nature singulière, she presents Le Chant des trois Gardiens (The Song of the Three Guardians), a triptych of glazed earthenware sculptures inspired by a tale she wrote herself. Each piece embodies a mystical guardian: the deer (earth), the owl (air) and the fox (water)—bearers of wisdom, courage, and generosity, respectively. These animal figures, handcrafted and adorned with cloisonné motifs, become messengers of a poetic call to ecological awareness. Through a demanding technique—modelling, engobes, and enamelling across multiple firings—the artist explores textures, colours, and forms to evoke the interdependence between humans and their environment. Clay, a natural material, becomes a medium for meditation and transmission— aligned with Lea Schroeder’s vision of meditative art as a vehicle for connection with the living world.