Haviland Laque de Chine Chocolate Pot

Designed by Lluís Cloteta. A rag that was creased, then flattened out and stiffened, was the model for this informal trivet in stainless steel. Can hold anything from a coffee maker to a large saucepan and frying pan. The waves have the key function of reducing the contact area between the hot part of the container and the trivet, meaning that heat can disperse. These points were arranged in order to offer maximum stability.

Rare. Exotic. Distinctive. One of the most rare, precious, and expensive ingredients in a perfumer's arsenal, oud wood is often burned in the incense filled temples of Bhutan. Exotic rose wood and cardamom give way to a smoky blend of rare oud wood, sandalwood and vetiver. Tonka bean and amber add warmth and sensuality.

Wild Frangipani, voluptuous and buttery, with a hint of rose.

Haviland's Laque de Chine Gold is both timeless and modern, enabling traditional color-matching selections to radical color combinations. Unique pieces' smooth, bold colors are united by a brilliant gold band.