Tumbler Oval

Hand-crafted in biscuit porcelain

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Minimalist and delicate, a close-up of the oval of the Maison emerges in the shape of this biscuit porcelain Tumbler.
For the creation of this object, Diptyque turned to Manufacture de Couleuvre, a company known for outstanding expertise. The Tumbler is ideal for cotton wool, toothbrushes and makeup brushes, and invites you to take a little time for yourself.

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Handcrafted in a French workshop.

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Biscuit porcelain here takes its place as a signature material in Diptyque's collections of objects. Ever committed to seeking out the finest materials and the most time-honoured skills, Diptyque has chosen to join forces with Manufacture de Couleuvre, a company that ranges across ages and styles while drawing on traditional skills to reinvent itself. Manufacture de Couleuvre enjoys a reputation for exceptional expertise. With an unrivalled colouring spectrum and skills in creating relief porcelain going back over 230 years, the company crafts collections of an outstanding purity and exuberance.

Courtesy of its time-honoured expertise, the Manufacture has reinvented itself across ages and styles, and this readiness to adapt has made it the sole survivor out of the six porcelain factories found in the Bourbonnais region of France in the 19th century.

Today, the brand has come to symbolise a resolutely modern art of living à la française, one that draws inspiration from an extraordinary archive of 300,000 moulds and 6,500 models.

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