What is Dior's 'Trompe-l'oeil' collection?

A high-art collection inspired by 18th-century optical illusion paintings (trompe-l'oeil), designed by Jonathan Anderson.

Where are these enamel eggs made?

They are made one by one by skilled artisans in traditional Italian workshops.

What are the key features of the production process?

The process involves hand-molding, polishing, three consecutive firings, and delicate coloring to recreate a realistic texture.

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[Dior] Savoir-faire of the 'Trompe-l'oeil' Collection Revealed

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Dior has unveiled the intricate craftsmanship behind the 'Trompe-l'oeil' collection designed by Jonathan Anderson. The pieces, featuring hyper-realistic enamel eggs created in Italian workshops, celebrate the fusion of 18th-century art and traditional heritage.

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Q: What is Dior's 'Trompe-l'oeil' collection?: A: A high-art collection inspired by 18th-century optical illusion paintings (trompe-l'oeil), designed by Jonathan Anderson.
Q: Where are these enamel eggs made?: A: They are made one by one by skilled artisans in traditional Italian workshops.
Q: What are the key features of the production process?: A: The process involves hand-molding, polishing, three consecutive firings, and delicate coloring to recreate a realistic texture.