Lalique

In 1927, René Lalique’s boundless imagination and creative genius lead to the creation of the Bacchantes vase displaying the young priestesses of Bacchus offering their voluptuous beauty and curves. A work of unparalleled beauty, its splendor and sensuality left people spellbound. This vase has become a lasting symbol of Lalique’s celebrated style and remains a top-seller throughout the world. Its meticulous detailing, carved by the hand of a craftsman, adds a playful use of light and dimension. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France

Kaleidoscope effect, creative genius, technical prowess, the Mossi vase is an ideal, a perfect synthesis of modernity in fine arts. Originally created by René Lalique in 1933 in clear glass, this emblematic piece is today reinterpreted in the candle vase, sparkling and hypnotic. Delivered with a fig tree fragrance Mossi candle Handcrafted in France

The savoir faire of lacquering wood is a thousand-year old tradition in Asia. In Vietnam, Lalique met exceptional craftsmen who keep this heritage alive. With amazing talent and expertise, they fashion these boxes, trays and frames in carved wood coated with fifteen layers of lacquer. A satin-finished crystal motif, produced in the Lalique Manufacture located in France, highlights each design. The encounter of these two know-hows - that of lacquer and that of crystal - gives birth to unique creations. The finely chiseled drawing of cherry blossoms evokes the world-famous and wondrous blossoming of Japanese cherry trees ("sakura"). Symbolizing the ephemeral character of beauty and life, it invites one to marvel at the present moment. Available in three sizes, the box presents a matte midnight blue pattern and inside, contrasting with the brilliance of black lacquer. Its top is adorned with the 2 Lovebirds sculpture, symbol of love and peace. The trays and picture frames, each declined in two sizes, are illuminated with a gadrooned crystal. Clear crystal Black and minight blue lacquered wood

Limited edition Clear crystal : 431 copies Amber crystal : 88 copies Black crystal : 55 copies Blue crystal : 35 copies Numbered and signed, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity Handcrafted in France

Crystal stretched and worked in its molten state becomes undulating waves of light delivering the subtle sensation of motion. Folding and unfolding, the lines draw parallels with the art of origami while the down and up strokes evoke feelings of many vibrations.

The savoir faire of lacquering wood is a thousand-year old tradition in Asia. In Vietnam, Lalique met exceptional craftsmen who keep this heritage alive. With amazing talent and expertise, they fashion these boxes, trays and frames in carved wood coated with fifteen layers of lacquer. A satin-finished crystal motif, produced in the Lalique Manufacture located in France, highlights each design. The encounter of these two know-hows - that of lacquer and that of crystal - gives birth to unique creations. The finely chiseled drawing of cherry blossoms evokes the world-famous and wondrous blossoming of Japanese cherry trees ("sakura"). Symbolizing the ephemeral character of beauty and life, it invites one to marvel at the present moment. Available in three sizes, the box presents a matte midnight blue pattern and inside, contrasting with the brilliance of black lacquer. Its top is adorned with the 2 Lovebirds sculpture, symbol of love and peace. The trays and picture frames, each declined in two sizes, are illuminated with a gadrooned crystal. Clear crystal Black and minight blue lacquered wood

This box was initially created in glass in 1931 by René Lalique. Since 1947, this piece is presented in clear and satin finish crystal with black enameled points at the heart of its design. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1931

The savoir faire of lacquering wood is a thousand-year old tradition in Asia. In Vietnam, Lalique met exceptional craftsmen who keep this heritage alive. With amazing talent and expertise, they fashion these boxes, trays and frames in carved wood coated with fifteen layers of lacquer. A satin-finished crystal motif, produced in the Lalique Manufacture located in France, highlights each design. The encounter of these two know-hows - that of lacquer and that of crystal - gives birth to unique creations. The finely chiseled drawing of cherry blossoms evokes the world-famous and wondrous blossoming of Japanese cherry trees ("sakura"). Symbolizing the ephemeral character of beauty and life, it invites one to marvel at the present moment. Available in three sizes, the box presents a matte midnight blue pattern and inside, contrasting with the brilliance of black lacquer. Its top is adorned with the 2 Lovebirds sculpture, symbol of love and peace. The trays and picture frames, each declined in two sizes, are illuminated with a gadrooned crystal. Clear crystal Black and minight blue lacquered wood

Produced by the lost wax technique, the Revelation Bacchantes Vase appears as if a Bacchantes Vase is suspended in a cube of crystal. A very difficult piece to produce, the Revelation Bacchantes Vase requires several weeks to be completed by the talented and devoted artisans of Lalique. In 1927, René Lalique’s boundless imagination and creative genius led to the creation of the Bacchantes Vase. Young priestesses of Bacchus dance around the vase showing their beauty and curves. A work of unparallelled beauty, splendor and sensuality, this vase has become a lasting symbol of Lalique’s celebrated style. The use of satin and clear finishes on the vase bring life and movement to this exceptional piece of art. Clear crystal Limited edition of 99 pieces, piece delivered with a certificate of authenticity mentioning its number Handcrafted in France

This box, created in 1931 by René Lalique, depicts a ring of children, the curves of which play with the satin and transparent qualities of the crystal. Clear crystal Handcrafted in France Designed by René Lalique, 1931