The "leopard at the table" candle jar
Like the jewelry she makes by hand in her Parisian atelier, Titya Tin wants to share her emotions linked to the magic of craftsmanship. Through a series of everyday objects, she presents her vision of a beautifully laid table, starting with a large plate, an ashtray, a caviar tin and a candle holder.
Titya's wish was to transpose Morgane Rozel's painting "Un léopard à table", which can be seen in her showcase on rue Chabanais, to explore new forms of artistic expression on functional objects. To this end, Tityaravy called on two exceptional earthenware manufacturers to assist in the development of these unique pieces, perfectly illustrating the designer's poetic, vintage universe. The Émaux de Longwy factory, whose expertise has endured for over 2 centuries, and the Georges faience factory, renowned for its elegant creations.
The art of ceramics and enameling are cultural treasures that deserve to be preserved and celebrated. These two workshops embody the perfect alliance between art and craft, tradition and innovation.
Collection : A leopard at the table
Model: Candle pot
Hand-painted decoration
Production: Manufacture des Emaux de Longwy 1798
Limited edition of 2
Delivered with "Tubéreuse" scented candle.
180g candle made in Grasse (France)
100% plant-based, with soy and beeswax (no palm oil)
10% fragrance throughout the mass of the candle
Hand-tied cotton wick
(Diffusion time: 40 - 45 hours)
Free returns
Payment in 3 times
Maintenance tips
With this jewel
Respecting a few precautions for use and maintenance will allow you to keep your jewellery in perfect condition for a long time.
The precious stones and metals that make up your jewellery are delicate materials. Choose your jewellery according to your activities
Itis best to avoid wearing your jewellery in the following situations:
- When washing your hands, to avoid soap deposits getting into the gaps and tarnishing your jewellery.
- When doing activities that require the use of corrosive products (gardening, cleaning, washing up...), to avoid damaging the stones that adorn your jewellery.
- When practising sports activities to avoid shocks and scratches.
We also recommend avoiding:
- Exposing your jewellery to high heat: temperature variations can irreversibly damage the precious stones.
- wearing perfume or make-up while wearing your jewellery: the chemical ingredients contained in cosmetic products are harmful to certain
For all silver jewellery
Silver jewellery naturally oxidises with air and humidity.
Occasional cleaning with a special cloth will keep the silver shiny and remove the oxidation.
In order to avoid oxidation as much as possible, keep your silver jewellery in a closed bag protected from the air.
For all jewellery covered with gold or silver
It is not advisable to wear jewellery while sleeping, swimming or doing sport. Also avoid contact with perfumes and cosmetics.
The patina tends to disappear over time. The speed with which it disappears depends on how well the jewellery is cared for. Fading patina is the result of perfectly normal natural wear and tear.
For all jewellery
Store your jewellery individually.
For jewellery with stones
Be sure to protect your stones from bumps and scratches.
To define your size, measure the circumference of your fingers and refer to the table below.
Imprimer le guide Print the guide
| SIZE | Ø (mm) | US | UK |
|---|---|---|---|
| 44 | 14 | 3 | - |
| 45 | 14,3 | 3 ¼ | - |
| 46 | 14,6 | 3 ¾ | - |
| 47 | 15 | 4 | H ½ |
| 48 | 15,3 | 4 ½ | I ½ |
| 49 | 15,6 | 4 ¾ | J ½ |
| 50 | 15,9 | 5 ¼ | L |
| 51 | 16,2 | 5 ¾ | - |
| 52 | 16,5 | 6 | M |
| 53 | 16,8 | 6 ¼ | N |
| 54 | 17,2 | 6 ¾ | O |
| 55 | 17,5 | 7 ¼ | P |
| 56 | 17,8 | 7 ½ | - |
| 57 | 18,1 | 8 | Q |
| 58 | 18,4 | 8 ¼ | Q ½ |
| 59 | 18,8 | 8 ¾ | R |
| 60 | 19,1 | 9 | R ½ |