On the wall of the Dahlia vase, made of porcelain, the meticulous work is revealed as on a sculpture. Made in a workshop in Vietnam, it is the slush technique that makes it possible to obtain such thin and light walls. Its flared shape and its play of contrast between matt and glossy give it a very modern line. The sand-colored porcelain cookie is opposed to the brilliance of the chocolate glaze. A dialogue between a more raw part, left natural and a more elaborate, more sophisticated part, is established between these two shades in the colors of the earth.