Chaumet Drawing From Nature
Chaumet Drawing From Nature
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One of the most storied high jewelry houses in Paris, Chaumet has been entwined with the history of France since its founding in 1780. Appointed official jeweler to Empress Joséphine, the house has passed down its unique savoir-faire for almost 240 years. Each generation of Chaumet jewelers has looked to the natural world as a key source of inspiration, dreaming up ruby orchids, delicate laurel wreath tiaras, striking diamond starbursts, and a beguiling array of animalsfrom birds and butterflies to snakes and octopuseson necklaces, brooches, and headpieces.Drawings were used not only to research and develop ideas, revealing little-known aspects of the creative process of jewelry design, but also to present fully conceptualized bespoke pieces to clients, tempting them to place an order. These beautiful and inventive drawingsmany of which are published here for the first timeare presented in thematic chapters (Flowers, Trees and Plants, Bestiary, and Universe), while essays by curator Gaëlle Rio offer a concise art-historical perspective.Chaumet: Drawing from Nature
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One of the most storied high jewelry houses in Paris, Chaumet has been entwined with the history of France since its founding in 1780. Appointed official jeweler to Empress Joséphine, the house has passed down its unique savoir-faire for almost 240 years. Each generation of Chaumet jewelers has looked to the natural world as a key source of inspiration, dreaming up ruby orchids, delicate laurel wreath tiaras, striking diamond starbursts, and a beguiling array of animalsfrom birds and butterflies to snakes and octopuseson necklaces, brooches, and headpieces.Drawings were used not only to research and develop ideas, revealing little-known aspects of the creative process of jewelry design, but also to present fully conceptualized bespoke pieces to clients, tempting them to place an order. These beautiful and inventive drawingsmany of which are published here for the first timeare presented in thematic chapters (Flowers, Trees and Plants, Bestiary, and Universe), while essays by curator Gaëlle Rio offer a concise art-historical perspective.Chaumet: Drawing from Nature
