Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label porcelain. Show all posts

14 September 2020

À table!



Mark your calendars:
 

The meal as art.

This fall Le Musée de Sèvres will feature a one-of-a-kind exhibition, À TABLE! LE REPAS, TOUT UN ART, an ode to the very French arts de table - as well as to the artists and craftsmen who've been creating the porcelain of kings for centuries.
  
November 18, 2020 til May 16, 2021
As the date gets closer I will be posting more information

Le Musée de Sèvres  - Cité de la Céramique
2 Place de la Manufacture 92310
Sèvres (Paris)
 
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Update: Sunday November 8, 2020
 - All exhibitions closed due to confinement, until further notice - 

13 March 2018

Tea for me


Égoïste means "selfish" and these individual teapots on a shelf at a Right Bank shop make one cup at a time.

1 November 2016

Klimt cups


Gold-lined demi-tasse cups of artworks by Gustav Klimt in a Montmartre shop window.

8 April 2015

Tea-totaler's lamp


A lamp inside a vintage clothing shop reminds me of something out of the "Mad Hatter Tea Party."

7 February 2015

Ready for tea


Intimate salons de thé dot the city, where there will be specialty teas, homemade cakes, pastries and even refined lunches.