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The Braquenié Collection is the result of an unprecedented collaboration, the story of a meeting between textile and porcelain, between materials and colors, between two French houses, Pierre Frey and Bernardaud. Our manufactory has adapted onto porcelain the prints of two iconic fabrics still produced today, Grand Corail and La Ménagerie , created in the 19th century by the furnishing textile house founded in 1823, Braquenié. Adorned with large flowers on tree-like stems and wild animals, the Braquenié Collection stands out for the richness of its decor, the subtlety of its patterns and its magnificent palette of colors. The collection evokes Indian palampores, richly decorated fabrics highly appreciated in the 18th century.
Made in Limoges, France
3 complimentary samples
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Ships within 24 hours in a secure, elegant package
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Free returns within 14 days, free exchanges within 30 days
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4.9 ★★★★★ with over 600 reviewsBernardaud
Bernardaud, a company founded in 1863 in Limoges, embodies the living soul of French porcelain. For over a century and a half, it has been enhancing the material with unparalleled artistry, combining tradition, innovation and emotion.
In their workshops, artisans perpetuate exceptional know-how passed down from generation to generation. The luminous white of the porcelain, the delicately hand-painted decorations, the sculptural forms — each piece is a tribute to time, patience, and the perfect gesture.
Blending heritage and contemporary creation, Bernardaud collaborates with renowned artists and designers to bring to life collections where art engages in a dialogue with materials. From timeless tableware to avant-garde decorative objects, the house constantly reinvents the codes of French luxury.