Christian Dior was particularly fond of lily of the valley, a symbol of the fine weather heralding the arrival of spring and the haute couture season. He sewed a dried sprig into the hem of each dress as a sign of good luck. An emblem of renewal, the printed and embroidered lily of the valley flourishes on House creations, its evocative name and white color adorning a multitude of silhouettes, like the Bonheur wedding dress. A tribute to Mr. Dior's love, the Lily of the Valley collection by Cordelia de Castellane is enhanced by new pieces dedicated to tableware. The delicate lily of the valley accents a range of creations, including two decorative porcelain objects, a pasta plate, cereal bowl, three-tiered cake stand, oval platter and deep round platter. The line is an ode to good fortune and a promise of sophisticated elegance.
