Vases

La caldera, una grandiosa formazione terrestre, testimonia una storia vulcanica.

Con la sua forma circolare, questo vasto cratere diventa simbolo di bellezza e custode di segreti secolari.

I pezzi della collezione Caldera riprendono questi contorni, caratterizzati da un delicato motivo incrinato che evoca il perpetuo rinnovamento della terra.

Tra ombra e luce, il contrasto del design è sublimato dal cristallo satinato ripulito, firma di Lalique, che conferisce un realismo e un'estetica unici.

Ispirato da questo maestoso ricettacolo della Natura, Lalique lo cristallizza in vasi.

Un omaggio alla Terra minerale che ci offre uno spettacolo eternamente poetico.

Silex, “the facets of time”

Shaped over thousands of years, flint bears witness to the ancient history of the Earth. Like a hidden gem, it reveals a beauty that is both robust and fragile.

Each facet reveals a nature in motion, slowly sculpted into unique and unpredictable shapes.

Between roughness and smoothness, its rich textures inspired Lalique to capture this essence in crystal.

A tribute to the essence of the Earth, where the rugged sweetness of rocks whispers ancient secrets.

This year, Lalique invites you to explore landscapes shaped by time.

Beneath its apparent immobility, the Earth reveals a fragile beauty, sculpted by water and the breath of the elements, where strength and delicacy intertwine.

Silex, “the facets of time”

Shaped over thousands of years, flint bears witness to the ancient history of the Earth. Like a hidden gem, it reveals a beauty that is both robust and fragile.

Each facet reveals a nature in motion, slowly sculpted into unique and unpredictable shapes.

Between roughness and smoothness, its rich textures inspired Lalique to capture this essence in crystal.

A tribute to the essence of the Earth, where the rugged sweetness of rocks whispers ancient secrets.

This year, Lalique invites you to explore landscapes shaped by time.

Beneath its apparent immobility, the Earth reveals a fragile beauty, sculpted by water and the breath of the elements, where strength and delicacy intertwine.

Silex, “the facets of time”

Shaped over thousands of years, flint bears witness to the ancient history of the Earth. Like a hidden gem, it reveals a beauty that is both robust and fragile.

Each facet reveals a nature in motion, slowly sculpted into unique and unpredictable shapes.

Between roughness and smoothness, its rich textures inspired Lalique to capture this essence in crystal.

A tribute to the essence of the Earth, where the rugged sweetness of rocks whispers ancient secrets.

This year, Lalique invites you to explore landscapes shaped by time.

Beneath its apparent immobility, the Earth reveals a fragile beauty, sculpted by water and the breath of the elements, where strength and delicacy intertwine.

A splendid ceramic vase or sculpture created by French artist Jean Roger in a vibrant and luminous emerald green color and of excellent workmanship.

This beautiful planter is not just a vase but a true work of art. His creations convey the harmony and beauty of springtime tulip fields and, since 1952, remain timeless and stylish pieces for our homes.

Small, delightful bouquets can be placed in the small tulip openings to enrich and further enhance the harmony of our sculpture.

Stunning ceramic vase or cachepot created by French artist Jean Roger in a vibrant, luminous dark green color and featuring excellent craftsmanship.

This beautiful cachepot is not just a vase but a true work of art. His pieces convey the harmony and beauty of springtime tulip fields and, since 1952, remain timeless and stylish additions to our homes.

The kaleidoscopic effect of the Mossi vase is both a stroke of creative genius and a feat of technical mastery. René Lalique designed this flagship piece in 1933.

His original choice of material was simple glass, which the company transformed into the vibrant intensity of crystal.

A true modern interior design accessory, the Mossi vase plays on the contrast between the brilliance of its cabochons and the satin finish of its base. It has recently been reinterpreted in this extra-large version.

The kaleidoscopic effect of the Mossi vase is both a stroke of creative genius and a feat of technical mastery.

René Lalique designed this centerpiece in 1933; the material originally chosen was simple glass, which the company transformed into the vibrant intensity of crystal.

A true complement to modernity, the Mossi plays on the contrast between the brilliance of its cabochons and the frosting of its base.

In 1927, René Lalique's boundless imagination and creative genius led to the creation of the Bacchantes vase.

The iconic design depicts the young priestesses of Bacchus with their voluptuous beauty and curves. A work of unparalleled beauty, the vase's splendor and sensuality continue to leave admirers spellbound.

Since its first release, the vase has been a staple of the Lalique collection and has become an enduring symbol of the celebrated Lalique style.

The Ombelles vase features the design of slender flowers bending in the breeze.

The frosted crystal and modern shape of the vase perfectly convey the feeling of gentle movement.

A vase that expresses gentle spring, with a timeless silhouette and timeless grace.

From Saint-Louis, the oldest crystal manufacture in France since 1767, comes the Comets collection, rich in color and detail.

Inspired by the shimmering skies above the Vosges forest, two blown layers are used to create the pearl-cut constellations as master blowers cut the colored crystal.

Each red vase is unique and limited edition, which allows for extraordinary combinations of pieces and eye-catching designs.

A true representation of the fragile strength of rock, the Magnitude vases bear this name in homage to the Earth's power.

Inspired by the movement of tectonic plates and mineral faults, they capture a raw beauty: a moment of colossal force juxtaposed with the suspended elegance unique to Lalique's style. Each ray of light piercing the crystal creates an intense contrast. The play of transparency enhances the depth of the design and reveals the material with brilliance.

With poetic flair, Lalique celebrates the energy of the Earth through a gentle oxymoron of creative destruction. The power that bends transforms into harmonious and timeless works of art, exalted by the virtuosity of master glassmakers.

A true representation of the fragile strength of rock, the Magnitude vases bear this name in homage to the Earth's power.

Inspired by the movement of tectonic plates and mineral faults, they capture a raw beauty: a moment of colossal force juxtaposed with the suspended elegance unique to Lalique's style. Each ray of light piercing the crystal creates an intense contrast. The play of transparency enhances the depth of the design and reveals the material with brilliance.

With poetic flair, Lalique celebrates the energy of the Earth through a gentle oxymoron of creative destruction. The power that bends transforms into harmonious and timeless works of art, exalted by the virtuosity of master glassmakers.

Pierre Charpin and Saint-Louis meet again to launch Cadence, a transversal collection of 29 pieces, all in clear crystal and rhythmic by the meeting of horizontal and vertical cuts.

The design of the lines is an interpretation of the Saint-Louis artisans' gestural vocabulary that is repeated and passed down from generation to generation: a synchronized choreography of crystal blowers in the hot workshop; variations of a crystal cutting grammar in the cold workshop.

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.