Diptyque 60th anniversary – Grand Tour destination
Limited edition of 15 numbered pieces designed by Zoë Paul
Small curtain of perfumed ceramic beads, fired using the traditional Japanese raku technique
Nylon-covered steel cable topped with a brass crown
Beads depict a hand, reference to Chiron and sacred symbol that means care, love and art
Olivier Pescheux’s fragrance: Greek seaside town with its cypress, fig trees and immortals
W 20.5 x D 13 x H 64 cm
W 7.8″ x D 5.1″ x H 25.2″
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Zoë Paul created this exclusive artwork available in a limited edition of 15 pieces. A small curtain-like object made of her signature ceramic beads topped with a metal crown. Each bead is fired using the traditional Japanese technique known as raku and features a different color and texture.
Diptyque was founded by three brilliant, kindred spirits who met through friends of friends. Christiane Gautrot, a graduate from l’Ecole des Arts Décoratifs and Desmond Knot-Leet, a painter, worked together, designing fabric and wallpaper for ultra-chic British brands. Then, they were introduced to Yves Coueslant, who had escaped an unlikely career in banking to follow his heart and work… in theatre. The three friends quickly became inseparable. In 1961, they opened an unusual boutique with a daring plan: listen to their intuition and only do what they love. Their friendship as well as their business grew, and Diptyque became the household name we’ve all come to love.
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Team of specialist advisersOur team of design specialists are here to help and will answer all your questions and personalized requests
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Certificate of authenticityEach piece is authentic and certified
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Flint Terracotta
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili