Louis Vuitton flower vase "Petite Malle Porcelain" / Connoisseur's Choice

Louis Vuitton has released a unique flower vase. It has a unique design that imitates the popular "Petite Malle" bag and is made of white porcelain. It is also recommended as a housewarming gift or a moving present.

A must-have for lovers of seasonal flowers!

　Since its founding, Louis Vuitton has maintained the highest quality while pursuing an innovative and unique style, such as actively collaborating with artists. Now, a flower vase has been released in the shape of the Maison's "Petite Malle" bag.

　Before explaining the flower vase, let's briefly touch on the Petite Malle. The Petite Malle is a bag that is a favorite of Louis Vuitton's women's artistic director, Nicolas Ghesquière, and its design is based on the trunks that the brand has been making since its early days as a trunk manufacturer. It could be said that the bag was born out of respect for the company's long history of producing luxurious, sturdy trunks in an era when sea voyages were commonplace. The Petite Malle is a small, modern design that follows the rivet reinforcement on the corners of trunks and their square shape.

　Returning to the topic of the flower vase, the Vase Petite Malle Porcelain is a masterpiece of the Maison's proud craftsmanship, featuring a Monogram pattern all over and an S-lock style metal fitting design in the center of the front.

　The pure white porcelain has a clean appearance, and the embossed finish creates a soft shadow that will not overwhelm any flower you place inside. While the company has previously released porcelain flower vases modeled after the popular bags "Boite Chapeau" and "Noe BB," this one is characterized by its square shape and the fact that it is divided into two halves by a central strap. This prevents the flowers from tilting, and it would be interesting to place different flowers on each side. Such practical considerations are also appreciated by users.

　All of the porcelain flower vases that Louis Vuitton has developed so far have a simple design. Another attractive feature is that they can be placed in both Western and Japanese rooms. Even if you don't decorate them with flowers, they can still be used as an object.