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Traditional blue and pink mini bear cubs for the little cub in your life. Each can be seated or play on its back. Made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 2" w x 2" d x 1½" h (on its back).

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Heartwarming crystal teddy bears in traditional blue and pink. Made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 2½" x 2¼" x 3" h.

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Adorable crystal kittens in various styles and colors. Made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

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An innocent black teddy bear with a golden ribbon looking for a new home. The rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 4¾" w x 3¾" d x 5½" h.

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These charming puppies are made of crystal using an ancient technique by Daum. This rare technique, which dates back to 5,000 B.C., involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 2¼" w x 1" d x 1½" h.

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The technique employed to create this gift piece is the ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background.

Measures 4½” w x 2¼” d x 1½” h.

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The technique employed to create this gift piece is the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background.

Measures 13" w x 14½" d x 4¼" h.

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Love is entirely imagined and realized by artists Richard Woleck & Jean-François Bollié, who carve, shape and stack each piece with extreme dexterity. Each piece of Daum crystal seemingly levitates in this translucent resin. The crystal is manufactured by hand using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 99.

Measures 17¼" w x 2¼" d x 5¾" h.

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The technique employed to create the pieces of the collection is the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background.

Measures 2¼" w x 5¾" d x 17¼" h.

Limited Edition of 99.

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As with all authentic Daum creations, the technique employed to create this piece is the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtle background.

Measures 21¼" w x 2¼" d x 5¾" h.

Limited Edition of 99. 

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The technique employed to create this piece is the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Limited edition of 75.

Measures 8¾" cubed.

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Macarons appeared in 1533 in the Court of France, under the reign of Catherine de Medici. By choosing to honor the macaron, the Atelier collection illuminates the French art of living around the world. A perfect balance between elegance and delicacy, the macaron requires exceptional know-how to craft, which is the inspiration behind the excellence of these emblematic pieces.

Measures 3½" w x 2½" d x 2" h.

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As is true of all Daum pieces, the technique employed to create the pieces of the True Love collection are created with the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. This detailed process involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense and bold colors against a subtly shaded background. Handmade in France.

Measures 6½" w x 1¼" d x 2" h.

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Daum collaborated with Laurence Bonnel to create stunning architectural silhouettes. Almost primitive, human motifs erupt with a burst of energy from the crystal earth. The technique employed to create this piece is the rare "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Handmade in France.

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A token of everlasting love, the eternal rose conveys an unforgettable emotion. Each piece is created with the passion of our skilled craftsmen, and numbered by hand. The finely carved crystal rose unveils the subtlety and grace of the flower and is accentuated by the precious stem gilded in 24-karat gold, revealing its exquisite delicacy. Handmade in France.

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Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 2" x 1½" x 1¼"h.

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A crystal trio of Ganesh musicians, sold together. Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Each musician measures 1¾' x 2¼" x 3½" h.

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An amber sculpture of a crouching cat, captured in an intense moment of observing. Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 5½" x 11;" x 7;" h.

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Etienne is passionate about sculpting, with bronze usually being his preferred medium. He finds most of his inspiration in poetry and his work is loaded with borrowed symbolism & intentional details. His sculptures give life to his favorite poetry, usually about love & beauty.

With Colombe, Etienne expresses peace, simplicity and friendship. The dreamy and pensive attitude of the depicted face suggests that the character’s thoughts are directed at a loved one, thus making the title for the sculpture a fitting one.

The grey hue to the crystal is a special mixed coloring that gives the sculpture its uniqueness. Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 375.

Measures 4¾" x 8¾" x 13½" h.

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A vision of the artist Xavier Carnoy, the sleek silhoutte of the sitting cat is turned demurely at its hind legs and is the result of fine craftsmanship. The pink & grey hue to the crystal is a special mixed coloring that gives the sculpture its uniqueness. Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 375 .

Measures 5" x 6¼" x 10¼" h.

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Pure and smooth, "Coeurs" symbolizes the understanding and trust of a strong and cloudless love by epitomizing grace and sensuality. The stunning sculpture further lends meaning to soulmates and their connection being strong enough to be called the "two halves of a whole", as the human form is linked to form a heart. Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 375.

Measures 5" x 6¼" x 12¼" h.

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Jean Faucheur's work focuses on the structure of the face & human angularity. His works are original, disconcerting and powerful. He likes to play with silhouettes of emptiness as well as the living form. Masque de Verre is a scheming sculpture, oscillating between immobility and imperceptible movement.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 275

Measures 8" x 15½" x 16¼" h.

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The photographer Jean-Francois Leroy in collaboration with Daum captured man's best friend, the Golden Retriever, in both black and amber shades. Recognized for his bronze animal sculptures in a realist style, Leroy exhibits in many galleries and participates in major art fairs on the theme of animals. Each sculpture is crafted using the rare & ancient "Pâte de Verre" technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500 .

Measures 8" x 11¼" x 13" h.

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The photographer Jean-Francois Leroy in collaboration with Daum captures the regal form of the greyhound in both black and amber shades. Recognized for his bronze animal sculptures in a realist style, Leroy exhibits in many galleries and participates in major art fairs on the theme of animals. Each sculpture is crafted using the rare & ancient "Pâte de Verre" technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500 .

Measures 6¾" x 12½" x 14" h.

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A committed artist, Romuald Hazoum. denounces modern slavery. An essential element of contemporary African art, he loves outsized, somewhat disturbing pieces. His aesthetic and political works are collected all over the world.

Blue Oil Head and Petrol Head denounces the black market traffic of petrol used by 90% of the Beninese population.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited Edition of 175.

Measures 8" x 10½" x 16½" h.

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Maria Luise Bodirsky is a German artist, whose favorite theme is the Man and his relationship to the universe. Her subjects are often women, shown in conjunction with nature – at times, the form she chooses to create is a mixture of the two. Every Daum creation is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Limited edition of 375 .

Measures 3" x 3¼" x 9½" h.

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Maria Luise Bodirsky is a German artist, whose favorite theme is the Man and his relationship to the universe. Her subjects are often women, shown in conjunction with nature – at times, the form she chooses to create is a mixture of the two, as with this sculpture where the feminine silhoutte also resembles a flower petal, especially towards the bottom of her dress. Every Daum creation is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtly shaded background. Limited edition of 250 .

Measures 3½" x 10¼" x 21¾" h.

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When asked about Lady Ginkgo, the artist Maria Luise Bodirsky has said,

"Inspired by the verses of Goethe’s poem, I looked into the duality of the Ginkgo biloba. Since always, this tree symbolises beauty, strength, vitality and eternal youth. Its leaf that is split in two represents friendship and unity in the couple. My Lady Ginkgo is full of appeal, elegance and her silhouette has the lightness of a ballerina. Like a leaf falling on the ground in autumn, she evokes at the same time beauty and detachment, liberty and end.’’ Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtle background. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 250.

Measures 8¼" x 11" x 18" h.

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Born in 1976 in Paris, Laurence Bonnel discovered the art of sculpture in 1998, through her art history and literature courses that revolved around the human form. Human figures play a key role in the works of Laurence Bonnel –  she creates architectural silhouettes, primitive in some sense, which emanate a grand presence. The motif of the human, that of couples and that of the crowd, is recurrent and central in her imagination, and is purified with stylization akin to that found in the works of Giacometti, or the Cubist bodies of Zadkine.

The silhouettes she crafts express in themselves, their narrative form. They find their transmission through the inner and subjective experience of the spectator. The process of identification takes place: the more one observes the silhouette, the more one gets into introspection.

Each Daum piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtle background. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 125. 

Measures 9" x 15¾" x 14" h.

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Born in 1976 in Paris, Laurence Bonnel discovered the art of sculpture in 1998, through her art history and literature courses that revolved around the human form. Human figures play a key role in the works of Laurence Bonnel –  she creates architectural silhouettes, primitive in some sense, which emanate a grand presence. The motif of the human, that of couples and that of the crowd, is recurrent and central in her imagination, and is purified with stylization akin to that found in the works of Giacometti, or the Cubist bodies of Zadkine.

The silhouettes she crafts express in themselves, their narrative form. They find their transmission through the inner and subjective experience of the spectator. The process of identification takes place: the more one observes the silhouette, the more one gets into introspection.

Each Daum piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking method, which dates back to 5,000 BC. It involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold, resulting in intense colors against a subtle background. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 75 .

Measures 6" x 9" x 34½" h.

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In honor of the 140th anniversary of Daum, the workshop wanted to draw inspiration from the influences of the past to reinterpret the Art Déco style of the 1930s through a new collection: "Empreinte." From glass to crystal to floral inspirations, Daum pays homage to its heritage through the use of "pâte de cristal" and the lost wax technique. The development of this collection came naturally, following a reinterpretation of the iconic mushroom lamp "Resonance," inspired by the Art Nouveau period. This collection includes a gilded vase and two candleholders which echo the history and rich patrimony of Daum.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 2½" in diameter x 4"h.

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These charming puppies are made of crystal using an ancient technique by Daum. This rare technique, which dates back to 5,000 B.C., involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

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Since 1878, Daum has made the dreams of artists come true by providing plethora of colored crystal options as a medium. Here, the crystal is used to pay tribute to humankind's greatest source of inspiration and awe: nature. For this collection, Daum collaborated with Emilio Robba to sublimate pate de cristal. Robba, known as a great sculptor of flowers thinks about his floral creations as an architect would of his work: the point is to unearth the beauty that is already there.

Daum along with Robba created the Monstera collection to shocase the world of imagination and endless inspiration that can be found among Monstera flowers. The brilliance of crystal as medium, the intensity of colors and the myriad subtile shades all contribute to the uniqueness of the set.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

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Sylvie Koechlin is an original artist who works directly in stone. The four essential elements, water, fire, air and earth, are her primary sources of inspiration.

The original model for Kea is a sculpture carved in alabaster. "Kéa" is the result of a long period of study concentrated of the human face. The two pieces bring out the natural forms of the block, with its grain and its veins as well as its chips and its breaks.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited ediiton of 500

Measures 2¾" x 4½" x 6½" h.

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Street art or urban art was born in France in 1968. This contemporary artistic movement traces its origin to the graphic disciples that varies from comics to posters.

Cyril Kongo, is a self-taught artist who has established himself over the period of 20 years, in the artistic field and the French culture, both in Europe and worldwide. His mastery of discipline and his membership in the mythic group MAC for over twenty years, have made him one of the major representatives of the graffiti world.

During an artistic encounter on the streets of Paris one summer evening, Daum was fascinated by the demonstration of Kongo, and decided to give a new dimension to this art, crystallizing the iconic object of this universe  of the spray-paint can.

For Daum, Kongo has created Singapore with love, Paris with love and New York with love, three spray-paint cans which are made of colored crystal, with a spray tip in gold. The artist makes each piece unique by personalizing it one by one. This association of Daum's "pâte de cristal" and the colorful universe of Kongo seems obvious. Live the life you love, love the life you live, is the philosophy that the well-known graffitist tries to communicate through his works. With Daum, Kongo has found an astonishing medium to express his art.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Limited edition of 50.

Measures 7½" h.

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Kriki, born in 1965 at Issy-Les-Moulineaux, lives and works in Paris. In 1984, Kriki founded a group of painters called Nuklé-Art. With the street and the underground as his art school, he was involved in the beginnings of what is now known as ‘‘Street Art’’. Kriki clearly belongs to the generation whose sensibility expresses itself in Free Figurative Art, which he helps to renew.

In 1985, Kriki invented a character, “Fuzz”, a half-robot, half-fetish, polymorphous, omnipresent piece, and a true signature of the artist. Its emblematic head would sit on the shoulders of the Daumot 163 robot.

Kriki describes his art saying, ‘‘My passion for robots and robotics in general has always been there. Robot toys in particular, made of silk-screened metal of the 60s have always fascinated me, and it is what I collect. I have always been amazed, moved even, by the sophisticated manual work and the French know-how, which radiates throughout the world. On site, at the Daum crystal manufacturer, I reconnected somehow with passion to the arts and craft, in which I find myself. Moreover, as a painter, the exploitation of the colored pigments and their richness, speak to me. This part of liberty in the final interpretation of the alchemy of colors, as well as their intensity, simultaneously retained and returned by the crystal, is why I sought to fusion the material with light in designing the Daumot 163. And if Daumot 163 - and I must admit - is a dream come true, it nevertheless remains that living sign and marker that perpetuates the fusion of contemporary art and the French know-how represented by this Nancy manufacturer, nourished by its many artistic collaborations. I like the idea that a robot, which does not exist in a natural state, embodies technical intelligence, skill, mastery, ingenuity, and even virtuosity that still characterizes the art pieces stamped by Daum today’’.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 99.

Measures 7" x 6¾" x 16½" h.

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Tamara Kvesitadze is fascinated by the history of glass, particularly the Art Nouveau and Art Deco periods. “Double Je” symbolises a world where everything oscillates between reality and fantasy. A spell-binding sculpture, it evokes the duality of our natures and of the relationship that can exist between Man and Woman.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500.

Measures 4" x 5½" x 12½" h.

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Martyn Lawrence Bullard is a multiaward winning interior designer renowned for his broad range of styles and eclectic, yet sophisticated and inviting interiors. Martyn’s extraordinary attention to detail and commitment to quality have won him international acclaim. His collaboration with Daum for an interior design chandelier was therefore self-evident. When asked about his work he stated the following:

‘‘The chandelier came about from a desire to highlight the beauty of Daum crystal’s intensely layered color and depth. I felt this was best shown when light floods through the crystal. From that knowledge I built up the idea of a beautiful chandelier where the crystal could be seen at its most magnificent. For the Eden chandelier my ideas came from the temptation of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. The very idea that Daum crystal is so tempting it becomes irresistible. The most delicious of sculptures, a bright rosy red apple, is buried within the leaves glowing temptingly and becomes the surprise and completion of this creation"

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 22" x 22" x 40 h.

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An innate artistic talent and an overflowing imagination characterise Sylvie Mangaud. Her works are always airy, graceful and elegant. For Daum, she focused on refining her sculptures by granting them beautiful sillhouttes that accentuate the natural beauty of the feminine form. The grace of her sculptures' postures and the combining of unique crystal colors give each of her works an aesthetic dimension, that makes it so popular among her contemporaries and followers.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500.

Measures 4¼" x 3" x 5" h.

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Sylvie Mangaud, born in Paris in 1961, is a French artist who primarily works in depicting nudes and animals. After her studies in graphology and morphology, she quickly became passionate about the image and expression of the body. Her creations are light and rendered with finesse, capturing their elegance and natural movement. Her sculptures made for Daum out of crystal paste are sensitive and delicate.
<br< An innate artistic talent and an overflowing imagination also characterise Sylvie Mangaud. She focuses on refining her sculptures by granting them beautiful sillhouttes that accentuate their natural form. The grace of her sculptures' postures and the combining of unique crystal colors give each of her works an aesthetic dimension, that makes it so popular among her contemporaries and followers.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500.

Measures 4½" x 4½" x 7" h.

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Sylvie Mangaud, born in Paris in 1961, is a French artist who primarily works in depicting nudes and animals. After her studies in graphology and morphology, she quickly became passionate about the image and expression of the body. Her creations are light and rendered with finesse, capturing their elegance of natural movement. Her sculptures made for Daum out of crystal paste are sensitive and delicate. <br< An innate artistic talent and an overflowing imagination also characterise Sylvie Mangaud. She focuses on refining her sculptures by granting them beautiful sillhouttes that accentuate their natural form. The grace of her sculptures' postures and the combining of unique crystal colors give each of her works a particular aesthetic dimension, that makes her so popular among her contemporaries and followers.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500.

Measures 4" x 7" x 2½" h.

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With Timeless, Daum presents two musical notes in rich black and blue crystal. With this contemporary edition, the artist Manu Katché takes us on a musical journey with a work of art. Blue for energy and black for style, these notes become a unique imprint of the artist's expression and a visual pun on the concept of time and duration. Through this new collaboration, Daum demonstrates its vision of the crafts of tomorrow and chooses to be resolutely modern in style and colors. Handmade in France. Each is a limited edition of 500. 

Measures 3" w x 5½" d x 9½" h.

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The countryside, the landscapes of his childhood, the horse and the bull are all sources of inspiration for the Spanish sculptor Carlos Mata. In his work, he makes play with elementary forms and exploits the many colours, textures and irregularities of oxidised cast iron. For Daum, he created Troya and Cabeza. Majestic piece made of vibrant colours. For this work, Cabeza, elegant curves and a beautiful color gradient enhance the imaginary dimension of this piece.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 500.

Measures 2" x 7¾" x 6¾" h.

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The countryside, the landscapes of his childhood, the horse and the bull are all sources of inspiration for the Spanish sculptor Carlos Mata. In his work, he makes play with elementary forms and exploits the many colours, textures and irregularities of oxidised cast iron. For Daum, he created Troya and Cabeza. Majestic piece made of vibrant colours; Troya takes us back the memories of the famous Trojan horse.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC, involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 275.

Measures 3¾" x 15¾" x 21" h.

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Love is a fascinating crystal sculpture created in partnership with French artist Jacques Villeglé, born in 1926 and one of the founding members of the New Realism group. A precursor of street art, Jacques Villeglé ended up working exclusively on the principal of lacerated posters, “by taking the poster, I take history.” His work lets beauty hidden by the thickness of paper, torn or damaged with time, emerge from urban chaos.

Signed by Jacques Villeglé, LOVE is a work of art full of symbols that inaugurates the art season at Daum. In four letters, the artist plunges us into his vibrant atmosphere of street art, and imagines a dynamic interpretation of the themes of love, culture and politics. This magnificent work invites us to discover symbols steeped in history such as the Cross of Lorraine, the Euro sign or even a heart pierced by an arrow. All these symbols coexist in a crossing of tradition and modernity, and an encounter between know-how and street-art. Handmade in France. 

Measures 12½" w 3½" d x 17¼" h.

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Inspired by the nature and trends of interior design, Emilio Robba has created for Daum an extraordinary collection, Jardin de Cactus or cactus garden. This season it's enriched with this extra large and limited edition cactus sculpture, its magnificence testifying to the exceptional know-how of the craftsmen of the manufacturer. This spectacular decoration piece is carved with meticulous details and is presented in soft shades of green as well as a grey counterpart.

Limited Edition of 125



Measures 11½" w x 14" d x 47¾" h.

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Jérôme Mesnager, graduate of the Boulle school is an urban artist. In 1983, he created "Corps Blanc". Symbol of light, strength and peace, which is on the walls of Paris and cities around the world. Jérôme Messager creates for Daum a figure in crystal. The front side is perfectly polished and smooth while the back, resembling wood, is rough. This work of art blends the luxury of crystal with the magnificence of wood, a natural material so present in the artist’s work.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France.

Measures 3" x 7" x 17½" h.

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Jérôme Mesnager, graduate of the Boulle school is an urban artist. In 1983, he created "Corps Blanc",  symbol of light, strength and peace, which is on the walls of Paris and cities around the world.

For this collaboration with Daum, artist Jérome Mesnager has created a series of abstract human figures engraved in blocks of crystal. While one façade is perfectly polished and smooth, the other is rough and uneven like wood, Mesnager's preferred medium. This work of art marries the delicate nature of crystal with the rough-hewn texture of natural materials. In this particular piece, "Love Dance," the white silhouettes strike a poetic contrast against the luminous amber color of the background and the transparency of the crystal, creating an illusion of infinite space.

Each Daum crystal piece is made using the rare and ancient "Pâte de Verre" glassmaking technique, which dates back to 5,000 BC and involves melting many fragments of colored crystal within a mold. This results in intense colors and subtle shading. Handmade in France. Limited edition of 8

Measures 1" x 11¾" x 12½" h.

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