Beautiful "Tunis" Lalique crystal centrepiece. Arabesque decorations around the rim mirror the ancient patterns of Tunisian art and its rounded flowering body resembles the shape of the desert lilies and jasmine blossoms that thrive in the Mediterranean climate, symbol of resilience and beauty. Just as Tunis is a meeting point of cultures and history, this bowl blends detailed craftsmanship with natural forms, making it a tribute to the city’s enduring elegance and charm.
Dimensions in cm ( H x D ) : 13 x 27
Close to new condition. With original box and certificate.
Secure shipping.
The Lalique Maison is renowned for its exquisite crystal artistry and luxury items. It traces its roots back to René Lalique, a visionary French artist and master glassmaker, who founded the company in 1888. Lalique initially gained fame for his innovative designs in jewelry, incorporating glass and precious metals. However, his artistic vision expanded to encompass decorative objects, perfume bottles, and architectural elements.
Lalique's distinct style often drew inspiration from nature, incorporating motifs such as flowers, birds, and mythical creatures. His designs were characterized by meticulous craftsmanship, intricate detailing, and a harmonious balance between form and function.
Over the years, Lalique's legacy has been preserved and expanded upon by successive generations of artisans and designers. The Lalique Maison has diversified its offerings to include a wide range of products, including crystal sculptures, vases, tableware, lighting fixtures, and fragrance bottles.
Today, the Lalique Maison remains synonymous with luxury and elegance, with its creations adorning prestigious residences, luxury hotels, and royal palaces around the world. The brand continues to uphold its tradition of excellence, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design sensibilities to create timeless pieces of art.
Offered by RDS Gallery, Paris. Worldwide shipping with specialist packaging.
Beautiful "Tunis" Lalique crystal centrepiece. Arabesque decorations around the rim mirror the ancient patterns of Tunisian art and its rounded flowering body resembles the shape of the desert lilies and jasmine blossoms that thrive in the Mediterranean climate, symbol of resilience and beauty. Just as Tunis is a meeting point of cultures and history, this bowl blends detailed craftsmanship with natural forms, making it a tribute to the city’s enduring elegance and charm.
Dimensions in cm ( H x D ) : 13 x 27
Close to new condition. With original box and certificate.
Secure shipping.
The Lalique Maison is renowned for its exquisite crystal artistry and luxury items. It traces its roots back to René Lalique, a visionary French artist and master glassmaker, who founded the company in 1888. Lalique initially gained fame for his innovative designs in jewelry, incorporating glass and precious metals. However, his artistic vision expanded to encompass decorative objects, perfume bottles, and architectural elements.
Lalique's distinct style often drew inspiration from nature, incorporating motifs such as flowers, birds, and mythical creatures. His designs were characterized by meticulous craftsmanship, intricate detailing, and a harmonious balance between form and function.
Over the years, Lalique's legacy has been preserved and expanded upon by successive generations of artisans and designers. The Lalique Maison has diversified its offerings to include a wide range of products, including crystal sculptures, vases, tableware, lighting fixtures, and fragrance bottles.
Today, the Lalique Maison remains synonymous with luxury and elegance, with its creations adorning prestigious residences, luxury hotels, and royal palaces around the world. The brand continues to uphold its tradition of excellence, combining traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design sensibilities to create timeless pieces of art.
Offered by RDS Gallery, Paris. Worldwide shipping with specialist packaging.
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