- UNIQUE PIECE
- Hand painted vase
- Fine gold
- Height 25 centimeters, Width 15 centimeters
This refined vase, from the Soirée du Jardin du Luxembourg collection, celebrates the elegance and history of the famous Parisian garden, designed in 1612 by Marie de Medici around the royal palace. Inspired by the nighttime strolls that the queen loved so much. Like the garden at the time of Marie de Medici, this vase is decorated with yellow lilies, her favorite flowers, which symbolize wealth and splendor.
Lush floral motifs, with their vibrant green leaves, bloom against a subtly crackled dark green background, recalling the nocturnal serenity of royal gardens. A delicate gold border frames the opening, adding a final touch of elegance to this exceptional piece, perfect for enhancing any interior.
Tailor-made elegance
At Laure Selignac, we offer a tailor-made service. Each design, whatever the collection or even a personalized design according to your preferences, can be made on any available shape. One of the specificities of our House is our ability to produce truly unique pieces, designed to become heirlooms passed down from generation to generation.
Whether it is to celebrate a special event or for a company wishing to offer gifts to its employees, our artists are able to create timeless pieces, making each occasion even more memorable.
Our Know-How
Since 1919, Maison Laure Selignac has distinguished itself as a specialist in gold relief on porcelain. It was Jean Larat, from the creation of the house, who developed a technique for applying gold in relief on porcelain, giving birth to this unique method. Over the years, this know-how has been perfected, evolving to harmonize with the modernity of our creations, while relying on the same technical foundations. Recently, a new approach has been developed, integrating the use of gold leaf into our traditional methods, thus offering even more innovative finishes.
A Legacy
For over 100 years, Maison Laure SELIGNAC has been offering you artistic porcelain creations. Unique creations with rare know-how linked by an invisible thread to timelessness.
Laure Selignac is now under the direction of Madame Masako Miyake, her goal is to carefully preserve and evolve the traditions, distinctive techniques and identity of the house. By taking charge of this illustrious institution with dignity, she is committed to transmitting its heritage while amplifying its presence on the international scene.
