Raisins table Villa René Lalique In 1931 René Lalique designed

In 1931 René Lalique designed the Dahlia pattern to adorn the boxes which were part of the beauty rituals of every woman from the “Belle Époque“ period

With its circular shape

Lalique delivers a graphic and stylish interpretation of this totem-animal and its iridescent fanned feathers with hypnotic jewels showcasing satin-finished crystal sculpting the light

The Lalique Art collection now boasts a breathtaking collection of exceptional pieces that seamlessly unite the surrealist vision of Magritte with the glassmaking genius of Lalique

with a similar pattern

Raisins table Villa René Lalique In 1931 René Lalique designedRecalling Bacchus, god of wine, vegetation and pleasure, the Raisins motif evokes the art of fine living.