GREYHOUND

The Greyhound is the oldest aristocrat in the canine world, depicted on the tombs of Egyptian pharaohs, prized by Persian kings, and long said to be the only dog named in the King James Bible. For five thousand years this slender, contemplative creature has run beside emperors, poets, and saints, a living embodiment of grace in motion.

Frederick the Great called his Greyhounds his "only friends" and was buried beside them at Sanssouci. Queen Victoria collected them; Henry VIII gifted them as diplomatic offerings. From the courts of Tudor England to the contemporary studios of Christian Louboutin and Giambattista Valli, the Greyhound has remained the quiet companion of those whose taste tends toward the timeless and the refined.

The Greyhound edition is the most refined in the REMUS Collection. A pale silver linen cover, the short silver-grey coat reimagined through extreme macro photography until it reads like silk under glass. Every contour, every whorl of fur transformed into a meditation on movement and stillness. A book for those who find beauty in the language of restraint.