Dior embraces 18th century elegance with new Toile de Jouy pieces
The line, presented in blue, includes plates, bowls, and tea and coffee sets
Italian designer Maria Grazia Chiuri has put her signature on Dior’s Toile de Jouy collection with new creations presented in blue hues. Embracing the timeless Dior line with this new intense colour against the finest white porcelain makes for some graceful pieces.
Each piece is worked on by hand, from the special Limoges porcelain right down to the enamelling process, as well as the meticulous painting and the leaf-decorating process which requires mastery and delicacy with the application.
The line includes dinner, dessert and bread plates, as well as a platter, salad bowl, soup tureen and tea and coffee sets, influenced by Christian Dior’s passion for the sophistication and refinement of the 18th century.
