
The Fleurs d’Auteuil collection reinterprets one of the very first décors born in 1873 at the Auteuil Atelier, Haviland’s design studio led by artistic director Félix Bracquemond. Twelve flowers form a delicate bouquet, among them double roses, tulips and bearded irises, in a botanical spirit inherited from the Auteuil garden that inspired Léon Pallandre. A pioneer of chromolithography on colored paper, this décor broke away from the rigid symmetrical compositions of its time and today regains its full depth of color on the new scalloped Séraphine shape.