Dior lily of the valley

Decorative plate in extra fine Limoges porcelain with the green Lily of the Valley motif revisited for the occasion of May 1. Lily of the valley was a lucky charm for Mr. Dior, who always carried a sprig in his pocket during fashion shows.

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The white Limoges porcelain salad bowl features the green Lily of the Valley motif. Designed by Cordelia de Castellane, the motif pays tribute to the art of living, good fortune and the gentle celebration of nature. Mr. Dior was passionate about flowers and chose the lily of the valley as one of his lucky charms, always carrying a sprig in his pocket during fashion shows. A symbol of purity and joy, the lily of the valley adorns the salad bowl and heralds warmer days to come.

Dinner plate in extra fine Limoges porcelain with green Lily of the Valley motif, revisited for the occasion of May 1. Lily of the valley was a lucky charm for Mr. Dior, who always carried a sprig in his pocket during fashion shows.

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Füsun Lindner on Instagram: “Ad/Werbung From the print on my mug, to the scent that I wear, just like Christian Dior, I’m hoping lily-of-the-valley will bring me lots…”

Christian Dior was particularly fond of lily of the valley, a symbol of the fine weather heralding the arrival of spring and the haute couture season. He sewed a dried sprig into the hem of each dress as a sign of good luck. An emblem of renewal, the printed and embroidered lily of the valley flourishes on House creations, its evocative name and white color adorning a multitude of silhouettes, like the Bonheur wedding dress. A tribute to Mr. Dior's love, the Lily of the Valley collection by…