Louis XV coaster - It will protect the waxed, painted or raw wood from drips - handmade French coaster by Mathilde Carron-Astie...

Louis XV coaster - It will protect the waxed, painted or raw wood from drips - white handmade faience by CARRON Paris

Louis XV coaster

Louis XV coaster that will decorate your table for an appetizer or for a simple drink. It will protect the waxed, painted or raw wood from drips. It can also be used as a candle holder, or a butter dish.

Description

Handmade ceramic coaster crafted in our French workshop. Milky-white enameled terracotta clay. Perfect for every day use, surprisingly light, extremely durable & dishwasher-safe.

Designed by Mathilde Carron-Astier de Villatte.

Care & Crafting

Made by hand with black terracotta clay, glazed to create a milky white finish. Slight variances in shape, size & color may occur, part of the inherent charm of the CARRON handmade process, every one of our ceramic is unique. More material & crafting informations here.

Although our ceramics can go in the dishwasher, we recommend gently hand washing as these are precious. Our ceramics can't go in the oven & microwave. More informations on care & aging of ceramics on this page.

₩91,000

Dimensions: 9x9x0,3cm

9x9x0,3cm

In stock

DELIVERY & RETURNS

Complimentary shipping on orders over €800

We ship your securely packaged order within 2 - 4 business days. More infos.

Returns accepted within 21 days. More infos.

SKU: DSVLXV9

The story behind

Louis XV

The Louis XV style succeeds the Regency style, which is an outline by the progressive abandonment of the classical inspiration which prevailed since the Renaissance. The Louis XV style is tempted by the Baroque. It's a style of invention. For the first time since the Middle Ages, we see the reappearance of asymmetry; the result is an impression of fantasy, without being able to tell why at first glance. This simple and delicate collection goes well with old or very contemporary tableware without ever losing its beauty.

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