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Sculptured Splendours

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Lalique pays tribute to one of its oldest and central sources of inspiratio­ns, the Woman, in its latest Muse collection

Whether it was hundreds or thousands of years ago, or even in the current age, great artists have always looked to the female form when it came to creating masterpiec­es. It is a timeless, much-adored subject that art has always revolved around. René Lalique was one of those great artists that was privy to this, and during his time, was daring enough to pursue and immortalis­e women in his creations. Fast forward to the present, the French luxury brand revisits and continues its exploratio­n of this love affair. Captured in allegories and often depicted as graceful, ethereal, voluptuous and mysterious beings, the women in Lalique’s Muse collection arrest with their sheer form and beauty, which is further enhanced by Lalique’s clever craftsmans­hip and use of satin-finished crystal—calling to mind the familiar, velvety finish of skin. Breathing new life into historic designs, Lalique ue reintroduc­es the Bacchantes in time for its 90th anniversar­y since its invention in 1927, presented ed in grand size and highlighte­d with 24k gold leaf, in a limited edition of 90 pieces. This majesty of a crystal-meets-gold vase reiterates the moment nt where the young priestesse­s of Bacchus in Greek mythology were caught in passionate rapture. Other highlights in this collection include e the Aphrodite crystal vintage decanter, which exhibits the sensuality of the Greek goddess of love and beauty through her pose and form, plus enchanting water nymphs, which also are praised for their classicall­y striking magnetism andnd captured in the Naiades Vase. These new editions in Lalique’s celebratio­n off the female form are perfect for art connoisseu­rs and collectors. Available in multiple forms, the collection serves to enrich the definition of luxury y living. For more informatio­n on Lalique’s Muse collection, visit lalique.com.

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