The Gaïa collection
The Gaïa collection
Nature has always been a major source of inspiration for the House. The new GAÏA collection pays homage to Mother Earth, generous and nurturing.
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Feuilles
Feuilles
The heart-shaped pepper leaves beautifully adorn the “Feuilles” vase.
The graphic composition combines lines in downstrokes and upstrokes while the contrast of satin and polished crystal creates stunning plays of light and transparency.
Merles et Raisins Scented Candle
Merles et Raisins Scented Candle
With the precious Merles et Raisins Crystal candle, Lalique takes you on a fragrant voyage to the French terroir. A masterwork of Lalique’s Design Studio and crystal-makers, the beautifully detailed satin-finish vase of the Merles et Raisin Crystal candle is a virtuosic adaptation of the 1928 motif.
DiscoverCactus tables
Cactus tables
The Cactus table seamlessly blends into the most creative interior design spaces: sublime crystal in prolific magnificence. The crystal volutes follow the rhythm of light, drowning the eye in its depths. This majestic table embodies the creative genius and unique expertise of the glass masters.
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Fougères
Renowned the world over for the unmatched skills of its craftsmen, Lalique dedicates its magnificent 2022 Limited Edition to the art of glassmaking. The “Fougères” flacon evokes the impressive moment when the glassmaker takes up a glowing drop of molten crystal from the crucible with a slender cane: the birth of the spectacular piece.
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The Papillon collection
Nature remains Lalique’s major source of inspiration. The Creation Studio’s starting point for this new jewellery collection was the emotion provoked by the lightness of a butterfly's flight and the radiance of its colours. As in weightlessness, the Lalique Butterfly deploys its satin-finished crystal wings.
DiscoverStill Water by Nic Fiddian-Green
Still Water by Nic Fiddian-Green
Lalique has produced the first interpretation in light and crystal of Still Water, the emblematic sculpture by British artist Nic Fiddian-Green. Today, for the first time, Still Water reveals itself in the light of Lalique crystal. Its crystal robe cut to measure by the artisans of the Lalique factory at Wingen-sur- Moder in Alsace. Stretching their know-how to the limits, they devised an “animal touch” technique and reproduced the artist’s gesture, resembling that of an illusionist: a balancing act in which the animal is poised on the tip of its muzzle, brushing the surface of the water. Strong in its presence, helpless in its posture.
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