This plastron is made with a unique weaving technique of steel wires attached together with crimped gold beads. There is a collerette all around the chest, and a Swarovski finish on the neckline.

This vase is made of steel wires assembled by hundreds of small metallic beads, entirely by hand. The vase is flexible but always returns to its original shape after handling.

These six wooden frames with gold thread weaving in each one showcase a thread made by Japanese master Terashima. Cécile Gray designed the pattern to highlight his exceptional material.

This picnic basket is made out of several interlaced champagne cork holders, with metal wire braiding. The project was made for the French champagne brand Ruinart.

This is a jewel designed as a garment. The blouse has puffer sleeves and a criss-cross pattern made from metallic weaving. Hundreds of steel wires are assembled together by crimped gold beads to form an ornament that can be worn. The technique used to make this was specially developed by Cécile Gray herself.