Perrier-Jouët collaborate with Japanese maker Ritsue Mishima
20th October 2015
The House of Perrier-Jouët has announced a new partnership with the world of creation and design: a collaboration with Japanese maker Ritsue Mishima that will continue until the end of 2016.
Two of three original creations to be crafted by Mishima will be unveiled in December 2015 at Design Miami, the international fair for collectable design.
The first, All’ombra della luce, is a huge glass installation, a truly immersive experience in which light and shadow are the protagonists. A second creation – a large blown glass bowl – is dedicated to the ritual of serving Champagne.
The third creation will be a limited-edition gift set,that will be revealed later in 2016.
Each of these works illustrates Perrier-Jouët’s philosophy of Champagne: artistic craftsmanship enriched by authenticity, elegance and a genuine fondness for nature and its delights.
Ritsue Mishima has adopted glass to express a vision of nature in which harmony is born of the reflections of light over an infinite variety of shapes. Accordingly, with a century between them, the Japanese artist is following in the footsteps of Émile Gallé, continuing this celebration of nature and its wonders and highlighting Perrier-Jouët’s deep ties to the Art Nouveau movement.
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