The Invisible Collection Coloniale Lemon Insect Bowl Michael Cailloux

Michaël Cailloux

coloniale lemon insect ball vase

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Seduced by the delicate technique of Longwy’s enamelling, resulting in delicate relief, Michaël Cailloux spontaneously drew on the shapes by revisiting Napoleon’s bees. They twirl in a field of grasses under the summer sun… With a zest of lemon for a geometric effect. A decor christened Lemon Insect by the artist.

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Michaël Cailloux

After studying Applied Arts at the École Duperré, he founded Atelier LZC and made custom pieces for Baccarat, Cartier, and Van Cleef & Arpels. In 2009, he undertook a new artistic adventure and took an interest in jewellery and etching techniques. He is currently an art director at the École Supérieure d’Art Conte, which specialises in design, textiles, and fashion. He continues creating new limited editions items such as wall jewellery, wallpapers, etchings, and fine stationery. His multi-faceted work is created through modified etching techniques, which has resulted in highly unique and eclectic pieces. A universe that re-examines decoration and sits at the crossroads of two artistic techniques.