Vitruvian Man – Unisex

In the heart of the Renaissance, a master named Leonardo da Vinci sought to capture the essence of humanity. With charcoal and ink, he drew a man, naked and perfect. This was no ordinary figure; it was a puzzle, a poem of lines and curves.

He placed him within a circle, a symbol of the heavens, and then within a square, grounding him to the earth. The man stretched his limbs, a star embracing the cosmos. Then, he drew inward, a centered soul. This was the Vitruvian Man, a harmony of body and spirit, a microcosm of the universe itself. It was a declaration: humans are the measure of all things.