Qing is part of the Faux Semblants collection, where the line between art and utility is blurred to leave room for surprise. Behind the appearance of a vase inspired by Chinese dynasties, this stackable service reveals a set of containers dedicated to the art of the table.
Designed for dessert, it conceals four soup plates and four bowls that, when opened, reveal a graphic design by Rachel Convers. Available in two versions - Alhambra and River - each model tells its own visual story: Alhambra is inspired by the floral motifs of the Andalusian palace, while River captures the softness of a love story carried by the movement of water. Once closed, Qing becomes a sculptural object, ready to decorate a table or buffet.
Made of food-grade melamine by a partner in Thailand, Qing is designed for everyday use. Its hand-polished finish gives it a soft texture and a pleasant weight in the hand. Its material offers enhanced resistance to impact and high temperatures. Each set comes in a gift box, perfect for giving as a gift...
Pratique et intuitif, Qing transforme le rituel du repas en un moment de surprise et d’élégance. Il s’adapte aussi bien aux occasions spéciales qu’à un usage quotidien.
Facile à entretenir, il passe au lave-vaisselle sans altérer ses motifs ni sa texture. Lorsque le repas s’achève, il reprend sa forme sculpturale, prêt à réinventer l’espace et à susciter la curiosité.
Qing Alhambra
In a pinkish ochre exterior, a metaphor for the stone of the Alhambra Palace, Qing contains a unique floral melody. The history of this place and the designer's memories of it are told inside the vase. Innovative in the sequencing of the elements, moving in the superimposition of colours, Qing immerses us in the unique world of the Alhambra through its containers of equal volume and adapted to hors d'oeuvres. Through mint green and powder pink tones, he delivers the poetic testimony of Rachel Convers.
Qing River
The story of this new Faux-Semblant in the silhouette of a Qing vase is inspired by a famous Chinese quote from the last of the Four Extraordinary Books of China, The Dream in the Red Pavilion.
This classic of 18th century Chinese literature explores the sentimental meanderings of two characters in a historical, political and poetic context of a rare intensity. In one passage, a man reveals his feelings to his loved one in a passionate declaration: 弱水三千,只取一瓢 «In the ocean of possibilities, you are the only one who exists for me.»
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Specifications
| Model | Vert | Ruo or Beige | Alhambra |
| Material | food-grade melamine |
| Dimension | H.31,7 x Ø21,6 cm |
| Country of manufacture | Thailand |
| Info | passe au lave-vaisselle, pas de micro onde |
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