New tableware collection Lily of the Valley from Dior

Dior Maison is releasing a new tableware collection Lily of the Valley.  Known as the flower of chastity that carries happiness, the lily of the valley was a good luck charm of Monsieur Dior, who always carried a sprig in his pocket during fashion shows.  

From his early childhood spent roaming the Eden like garden of his family home in Granville, Christian Dior cultivated a passion for the lily of the valley. This delicate flower became one of his good luck charms, worn in his buttonhole or sewn into the hems of his haute couture designs. A symbol of purity and joy that announces the arrival of warmer days, the lily of the valley adorns this season’s new Dior Maison collection by Cordelia de Castellane.

The new tableware collection features a lineup of coffee cups and saucers, plates, teapots, and trays.

Highlights from the collection:

Decorative plate in extra fine Limoges porcelain in the shape of a green leaf

Dinner plate in extra fine Limoges porcelain with green lily of the valley motifs on the occasion of the first of May.

Lily of the Valley glass with green hand-painted lily of the valley motif

Hand-blown glass carafe enclosing a sprig of green lily of the valley with white flowers. This carafe revisits an iconic code of Monsieur Dior himself.

Teacup in Limoges porcelain designed by Cordelia de Castellane

Teapot in Limoges porcelain 

Photo courtesy of Dior