These three Limoges porcelain discs feature texts and images hand painted with a calligraphy penholder. The illustrations are inspired by drawings of insects, birds or fossils from the Museum of Natural History, and reflect the atmosphere of a cabinet of curiosities. The pedestal was made in collaboration with a creative ironworker.

On the theme of Nature and inspired by old engravings of the Museum of Natural History, this Limoges porcelain plate is hand painted with a calligraphy pen holder. This unique piece can be hung on the wall or used as tableware.

These three Limoges porcelain plates are hand painted with a calligraphy pen and inspired by the theme of curiosity and discovery. A coloured band connects the three plates creating a contrast with the black and white composition of the drawings. These unique pieces can be hung on the wall but also used as tableware.

This series of six porcelain plates was inspired by the Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris. Texts and images are delicately hand painted with a calligraphy pen holder. Red and blue, the colours of France, complete the black and white composition of the drawings. Each plate tells a story about the historic monument.

Inspired by the theme of mountains, these three porcelain portholes are hand painted with a calligraphy penholder. The drawings are done in a zoomed-in effect, conversing with the wallpaper and giving it an artistic touch.