The Passage du Nord is not merely a location for Arachné; it stands as a living testament to the Muraille family's rich legacy, where tradition and innovation seamlessly blend. For generations, this historic gallery has been more than just a space for commerce—it's been the heart of the Muraille family’s entrepreneurial and artistic endeavors.

The story of Arachné is deeply intertwined with the Muraille family’s rich history at the Passage du Nord, making the brand not just a creative endeavor but also a tribute to family heritage. Charles Muraille (1935–2024), father of Arachné’s founder, Emmanuel Muraille, was a key figure in this legacy. In the late 1970s, Charles operated a branch of his renowned Guilmot store at number 9 of the Passage du Nord, continuing the family tradition of excellence as a royal warrant holder.

For Emmanuel, the Passage du Nord represents more than just a physical location—it is a place filled with personal and familial significance. The Muraille family has had a deep connection to this iconic gallery since 1892, making it a true heritage site for the family. Arachné’s boutique and atelier at the Passage du Nord are a continuation of this legacy, blending the family’s long-standing tradition of craftsmanship with Emmanuel’s passion for fashion and art.