Small Tray from Paris to Giverny

Paris to Giverny resin tray. High quality French manufacturing. Design inspired by the watercolors of one of the great masters of impressionism. If you drive 80 km north of Paris, you can reach the picturesque village of Giverny. It is famous for the fact that one of the founders of Impressionism, Claude Monet, lived here for a long time. Many tourists come to see his house and his infinitely beloved garden, in which he himself planted flowers and often painted it on his canvases. Monet's creativity and the beauty of Parisian parks, so popular among artists, inspired designer Fabrice Moireau to create this magnificent collection for Gien. Beautiful views and landscapes are depicted in the collection's items using the watercolor painting technique. The Cité Fleury garden, the Musée de la Romantique park, and of course, the gardens of Giverny and the great artist's house and garden! Wonderful collection, a true summer dream! Faience and watercolor become one of the walks that lead us from the Parisian parks to Monet's garden in Giverny. Each piece immerses us in a timeless garden, following in the footsteps of one of the great masters of Impressionism. Never before had a painter shaped his model in nature to this extent before painting it. Monet found inspiration in his garden for more than twenty years. After the Japanese bridges series, he devoted himself to water lilies, up to the gigantic decorations of l'Orangerie. Always in search of mists and transparencies, Monet became increasingly interested in reflections on the water, a kind of inverse world transfigured by the liquid element. Ideal for gifting. Gien is a prestigious French brand, founded in 1821, near the Loire castles in France. Known for its exceptional quality and designs. Symbol of French refinement and "art de vivre". Clean with a damp cloth. Measurement: 37 x 28 cm