Languedoc Vase, Small Lafco the sea-girt fastness of Mont-Saint-Michel

the sea-girt fastness of Mont-Saint-Michel can be seen from the workshop at Ducey

the pattern was first produced as dinnerware a century later in 1978

Gucci and Pucci all have ties to Florence and its endless inspiration

fun and exquisite

Organic shapes are refined with glazed finishes that bear the idiosyncrasies of their namesake materials: wine

Languedoc Vase, Small Lafco the sea-girt fastness of Mont-Saint-MichelThe Languedoc vase takes us to the lands of the Languedoc. Between sea and mountains, this sundrenched region in the South of France offers many landscapes: wide open spaces, shrubland, ancient massifs and beautiful gorges. The raw beauty of this land has inspired many artists, including Ren Lalique who designed this vase with accentuated relief and generous proportions in 1929. Fashioned in satin finished and re polished crystal, cactus leaves