Si scrive Lalique ma si legge cristallo. Una semplice frase può davvero raccontare cosa si cela dietro ad un cristallo Lalique? Lalique nasce nel 1887 come azienda orafa e dai primi del Novecento comincia a realizzare vasi e sculture in vetro e cristallo dallo stile elegante, classico ed unico.
I vasi di Lalique spaziano, si evolvono non limitandosi a raffigurare elementi naturali, animali e nudi femminili, ma accompagnano le figure a interagire tra loro. Le forme si contaminano, le azioni si uniscono, il cristallo risplende. Ninfee che danzano tra acque effervescenti, cavalli galoppanti verso la libertà, in un turbinio di chiome fluenti e luminosi dettagli. I vasi Lalique regalano racconti di miti lontani e desideri di voluttà. Grazie alla maestria degli artigiani Lalique, il cristallo si fa conduttore di energia luminosa riuscendo a interagire positivamente con l’ambiente circostante, ricreando atmosfere sublimi e lussuose.
Le veneree e sinuose curve dei nudi femminili di Lalique, realizzati a mano, incantano lo sguardo di chi le osserva. Un’ipnosi magnetica, quasi mitologica, scaturita dalla particolare luce riflessa dal cristallo satinato che, in qualche modo, sembra trattenerla al proprio interno senza immediatamente rivelarla. Abbandonate alle emozioni, le figure femminili Lalique, pari a delle dee, non ripropongono gestualità abitudinarie, ma aprono le porte sul mondo dei sentimenti, degli stati d’animo, delle sensazioni che abitano l’inconscio. Come le Baccanti dei racconti dell’Antica Grecia, le figure femminili delle creazioni in cristallo Lalique, sono portatrici del caos emozionale, attraverso il continuo e immortale infrangersi della luce sui ritagli eseguiti a mano dai maestri vetrai. Difficile resistere all’eleganza felina delle pantere Lalique che grazie alla silhouette sottile e la posa tattica, come se volessero attaccare la preda in una foresta di cristallo, riesce ad esaltare la potente muscolatura e la brillantezza dei punti luminosi presenti sul manto.
I centrotavola Lalique sembrano fatti dalla stessa sostanza magica che da sempre ci fa innamorare del cristallo. Questa materia fredda e luminosa che riesce a infondere la pace dei sensi è perfetta per ogni ambiente e per tutte le occasioni che la vedono come un regalo perfetto. Uno spettacolo per gli occhi, i centrotavola sono fedelmente realizzati a mano, rappresentano l’arte artigianale della soffiatura a bocca e dei decori a taglio, nonché simbolo di bellezza e rarità.
Le candele Lalique sono una fonte inesauribile di raffinatezza. Piccoli scrigni di luce viva in grado di custodire il potere del fuoco e proteggere incantevoli profumazioni, per poi sprigionare al momento opportuno. Dal vulcano hawaiano Maui, alla Peonia del Monte Olimpo, queste candele regalano atmosfere di terre lontane e di tempi indefiniti, per momenti magici e unici.
The original glass Fish was designed in 1913 by René Lalique and has since become an important and iconic piece in the Lalique collection. It is n...
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The spectacular rows of trees that line “the most beautiful avenue in the world” inspired the design of the finely engraved crystal leaves that ad...
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In 1927, the boundless imagination and creative genius of René Lalique led to the creation of the Bacchantes vase. The iconic design features th...
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Lalique enriches its bestiary offer, much appreciated by connoisseurs. In 2014, Lalique pays tribute to the magnificence and majesty of this wild ...
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The jungle is symbolized by the jaguar, an emblem of strength and power. According to legend, every day, as the sun sets in the west, it is swallo...
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In 1927, René Lalique’s boundless imagination and creative genius led to the creation of the Bacchantes vase. The iconic design features the young...
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Among flowers, the anemone, a symbol of purity and innocence, particularly inspired René Lalique, who later made it the centerpiece of many jewelr...
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Sparkling on frosted crystal, the cherry blossoms of the Sakura vases evoke the universally admired and beautiful bloom of the Japanese cherry tree...
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Kaleidoscope effect, creative genius, technical mastery, the Mossi votive is an ideal, a perfect synthesis of modernity in the fine arts. Original...
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René Lalique designed this masterpiece in 1933. His original choice of material was plain glass, which the company has transformed into the vibr...
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From wall lamps to sumptuous chandeliers, Lalique took inspiration from the Champs-Élysées bowl designed in 1951 by Marc Lalique to create this lig...
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From wall lamps to sumptuous chandeliers, Lalique took inspiration from the Champs-Élysées bowl designed in 1951 by Marc Lalique to create this li...
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Impressive and sculptural, the Crocodile motif captures all the graphic power of this fearsome animal. Characteristics Color : Clear Mate...
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In 1925, René Lalique began designing thirty automobile mascots to adorn the vehicles of the era. Originally crafted from glass, the Victoire Masc...
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Lovebirds Sculpture is a lovely Lalique crystal ornament depicting the love between two intertwined birds. Maximum attention to every detail as ...
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The Tiger is described as brave, impulsive, solitary, proud and haughty. Imposing and majestic, it has the power and grace of the great cats. The ...
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Women and mythology have always been the favorite themes of René Lalique's drawings. A great artist of the Art Deco period, he was often called th...
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Lovebirds Sculpture is a lovely Lalique crystal ornament depicting the love between two intertwined birds. Maximum attention to every detail as ...
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Among the fauna, the swallow has particularly inspired René Lalique, who then made it the focus of many jewels and decorative objects. With admira...
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A significant element of Russian culture, the bear appears in many Russian literature, folklore, sayings and popular culture. Although this powerfu...
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Originally designed by Marc Lalique in 1953, the majestic Horse Head sculpture demonstrates the master craftsman's exceptional know-how. This excep...
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A limited edition of 49 pieces, the Vuelta Bull owes its strength and modern shape to its fluid lines created by the talent and artistic skill of ...
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More than 2,500 years ago, Buddha, the Enlightened One, was born on the border of Nepal and Bihar. Endowed with infinite spiritual strength and uni...
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Characteristics Color : Transparent Material : Crystal Dimensions : Height 26 cm Shipping & Returns Shipping: We will notify...
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With his head held high, the Lalique Wolf howls in the moonlight. Enhanced by the purity of crystal, his satin fur displays graphic accents. The w...
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The Swan Head Up and Head Down sculptures are now issued in a gold-luster and gold-stamped version. As a symbol of eternal love, they embody grace ...
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The Swan Head Up and Head Down sculptures are now issued in a gold-luster and gold-stamped version. As a symbol of eternal love, they embody grace...
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More than 2,500 years ago, Buddha, the Enlightened One, was born on the border of Nepal and Bihar. Endowed with infinite spiritual strength and uni...
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A true memory of childhood, the mouse fuels the imagination of fairy tales. Always playful, it is one of the smallest pieces in the rich animal ki...
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Fascinating, voluptuous and graceful, this Aphrodite is an interpretation of the goddess of love, a symbol of beauty and fertility. The refined an...
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The fiery toad sits crouched in hope, his large, bright eyes staring into the distance at the bright future that awaits him. A confident smile acc...
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Kazak pays homage to one of the most majestic animals on Earth, the ultimate symbol of strength and speed. Captured in frosted clear crystal, the ...
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Highlighted by the purity and sparkle of clear crystal, this pair of lovebirds with finely chiseled plumage symbolizes eternal love, a fusional re...
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Among the fauna, the swallow has particularly inspired René Lalique, who then made it the focus of many jewels and decorative objects. With admira...
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Among the fauna, the swallow has particularly inspired René Lalique, who then made it the focus of many jewels and decorative objects. With admirat...
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Among the fauna, the swallow has particularly inspired René Lalique, who then made it the centerpiece of many jewels and decorative objects. With a...
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According to Greek mythology, it was Poseidon who brought the Arabian thoroughbred out of the sea with his trident. Nicknamed "prince of the deser...
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Symbol of prosperity and perseverance, the Koi fish has often inspired artists. Designed in 1953 by Marc Lalique, the Double Fish sculpture depict...
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The splendor of satin crystal highlights this Grand Nude Flora, goddess of nature and spring in Roman mythology. Captivating with voluptuousness an...
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Mischievous and playful, standing on its hind legs, the Lalique Kitten enriches the vast bestiary of the House. The satin crystal evokes the softn...
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The splendor of the satin crystal highlights Flora Petite Nude, goddess of nature and spring in Roman mythology. Captivating with her voluptuous cu...
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The Piatto Piatto Ombelles is characterized by lightness, beauty and modernity. The graceful lines of the thin flowers are forever captured in a s...
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In 1920, René Lalique designed the Glycines perfume bottle, a tribute to this beautiful climbing plant and a symbol of tenderness and mutual frien...
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The spectacular rows of trees that line "the most beautiful avenue in the world" inspired the design of the finely engraved crystal leaves that ad...
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In 1928, René Lalique designed the Merles & Raisins decorative panels, originally made of pressed glass on a silver background and adorning th...
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An alliance of brute force and delicacy, juxtaposing the square shape with the curved lines of the sculpted motifs, the Pivoines vases and bowl emb...
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Daisies are a theme dear to René Lalique. He first designed this piece in 1933. A crown of daisies in relief adorns the neck of the bowl. Charact...
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