The Languedoc jar takes us to the lands of the Languedoc.

Between the sea and the mountains, this sunny region of southern France offers many landscapes: wide open spaces, shrubs, ancient massifs and beautiful gorges.

The stark beauty of this land has inspired many artists, including René Lalique, who in 1929 designed this vase with accentuated reliefs and generous proportions, made of frosted and re-polished crystal, cactus leaves overlapping in a graphic play of repetition.

Moser is a Czech company focused on the production of handcrafted lead-free luxury crystal.

The company was founded in 1857, when Ludwig Moser, a talented engraver and businessman, opened an engraving workshop and shop in the spa town of Karlovy Vary.

Moser crystal was recognised the world over thanks to its unique beauty, quality, timeless design and the craftsmanship of our glassmakers.

The Moser brand became the world concept of luxury crystal and the symbol of perfect craftsmanship.

The Vase we present is a truly unique piece, with a distinctive shape with contemporary lines and vibrant colours that conveys energy and strength.

A splendid new Ruby Red Vase , illuminates our environments with its Art and Beauty .

Beautifully cut horizontally on the outside and vertically on the inside , it shines like a true jewel , carrying joyfulness and freshness .

Baccarat's transparent crystal Eye vase features magnificent undulations, the extraordinary craftsmanship (horizontal slant cuts on the outside and vertical slant cuts on the inside) creating a fantastic optical effect, made even more intricate in the light.

The layers ripple gently, creating a sensation of continuous undulating movement, the shimmering symmetry plays with perspective, while the refractions of light create great depth between layers.

The profiles create, as if by magic, a clear crystal cyclone that magnetically draws you in as if in a vortex. The enchanting features of the Eye vase are also found on the Eye candle holder in Baccarat clear crystal.

In 1926 Rene Lalique created the Tourbillons vase inspired by the movement of fern blossoms, its abstract design allowing maximum freedom of interpretation.

Graphic and poetic, its curves surprisingly follow the rhythm of light, drawing the eye into crystal swirls.

Designed in 1926, the Tourbillons vase, with its abstract plant-inspired pattern, is emblematic of the Lalique style.

Now decorated with Rose Nebula, it embarks on a new journey to the boundaries of the virtual and the real.

A circle of finely chiseled feathers embraces the Plumes vases with poetry. The softness of the pattern comforts and invites the touch, while the purity of the reflections is enhanced by the brilliance of the satin-finished and re-polished crystal.