EDYA “Women Who Fear Nothing” Collection— A story of facing the shadow, loving it, and redefining strength —**“Women Who Fear Nothing” began with a simple, yet profound act:turning inward and looking directly at my own shadow.After discovering Carl Jung’s Red Book, I found myself deeply drawn into the concept of shadow integration—and I realized something unexpected:what I had been trying to protect all these years was, in truth, the very part of myself I had been avoiding.When I finally allowed myself to feel that shadow, to acknowledge it without resistance,I found that I could, at last, love it.And loving that shadow meant learning to accept myself completely.In that journey, the image of the samurai surfaced in my mind.Samurai are often perceived as fierce, wild, even brutal.But I wondered—what did the women warriors, the Onna-bugeisha, truly fight against?What weight did they carry?What were they protecting with their lives?Their willingness to risk everything for what they believed in carried a quiet, devastating beauty—and a hint of sorrow that felt almost sacred.A duality that mirrors the very nature of light and shadow within us.Strength, insight, and true creationdo not arise only from dazzling light.More often, they emerge only when we dare to embrace the shadow we once feared.This collection is EDYA’s tribute to all women who choose courage,who do not run,who learn to love even the darkest parts of themselves.It is a story for women who fear nothing.