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José Lévy surprises us with this most amazing creation! This combination of glass parisons has multiple functions. During a dinner, use it as a glass or as a candle. Depending on your mood, les Endiablés can be a vase or a storage tray.
Only two elements, highlighting all the technique of Saint-Louis: crystal color, hand cutting. Here’s what to bring a touch of color and fantasy to your everyday life.
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Discover les Endiablés Stella Saint-Louis. Creation of José Levy; two iconic glass parisons from Saint-Louis crystal, assembled to give birth to an extraordinary decorative and utilitarian object.
José Lévy is a Parisian artist and traveler who navigates with talent and a poetry tinged with humor between fashion, decorative arts and plastic arts. His field of action is plural, he is above all faithful to the human as a starting point and motor of each of his projects. Supplier of singular and intimate objects, José Lévy weaves links between his creations and their recipients. . Re-creator of memories, own or borrowed José Lévy animates each of his creations of fantasy and the rigor that characterizes him. Winner of the Villa Kujoyama, Grand Prix of the City of Paris and Knight of Arts and Letters, he designs for an audience fond of past stories and new horizons.
José Levy collaborates with the art and design galleries and the most recognized publishers: Hermès, Perrotin, Carpenters Workshop Gallery, Cristalleries Saint-Louis, Diptyque, Astier de Villatte, Manufacture de Sévres, …
He also exhibits in solo exhibitions at museums such as the Guimet Museum and the Musée de la Chasse in Paris. He has also collaborated with the Petit Palais, Palais de Tokyo, and Villa Kujoyama in Kyoto.
