Silex Bowl Zeila designed in 1953 by Marc

designed in 1953 by Marc Lalique

to evoke the nuances of the majestic plumage

The interplay of transparency and satin finishes gives varying degrees of privacy to a space

The continuous pattern between the four Lauriers panels allows the composition of a magnificent crystal tree of nearly two meters high

The Causeuses panels created in 1991 by Marie-Claude Lalique are a tribute to one of the main inspirations of René Lalique: the woman

Silex Bowl Zeila designed in 1953 by MarcSilex, "the facets of time Shaped by millennia, flint bears witness to the Earths ancient history. Like a hidden gem, it reveals a beauty both robust and fragile. Each facet unveils a nature in motion, slowly sculpted into unique, unpredictable forms. Between roughness and smoothness, its rich textures inspired Lalique to capture this essence in crystal. Through vases and bowls, Lalique transposes the raw elegance of flint into refined creations. The