La Promesse, René Magritte and Lalique, 2026 Lion Buddha became aware that there

Buddha became aware that there is a compromise between the vain pleasures of life and bitter renunciation

The carp has thus become a symbol of success

Issued in clear and pink luster crystal in three sizes to mix and match

This feminine expression created in 1935 by René Lalique for a specially commissioned fountain is inspired by the myth of Aréthuse

The Lily of the valley representation pays tribute to the numerous creations of René Lalique featuring this delicate flower that he often used as an ornament in his creations

La Promesse, René Magritte and Lalique, 2026 Lion Buddha became aware that thereInspired by Ren Magrittes painting La Promesse (1950), this sculpture captures the poetry of a dove flying across an azure sky, contrasting with the night and the stormy sea. Born from the collaboration between the Ren Magritte Succession and Lalique, this sculpture in blue, satin finished and polished crystal is crafted using the ancestral lost wax technique. Available in a limited edition of 20 pieces, this artwork extends the questioning of the