The Shell Soap Dish
BIENAIMÉ

The Shell Soap Dish

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HANDMADE, GLAZED & ART DECO
a home for your
Bienaimé Bar Soap



Le Porte Savon Coquillage: a shell shaped soap dish in a high gloss white glaze, an homage to the Art Deco era in which Robert Bienaimé founded his house in 1935.

Handmade in small batches in a ceramicists' workshop in Portugal, it is designed to cradle the Bienaimé bar soap, and is just as beautiful as a trinket tray for rings and jewellery on a dressing table.

Delivered in an embroidered cotton pouch, with no single use plastic.



Approx. 15 x 10 cm, 3.5 cm high. Glazed ceramic. Each piece is handmade, so slight variations make every dish unique. Rinse and wipe clean with a soft cloth.


 

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Under Paul Parquet's mentorship, renowned perfumer Robert Bienaimé crafted innovative scents like Quelques Fleurs for Houbigant.

His own house, The house of Bienaimé was launched in 1935 but lay dormant following his death until 2021 when it was revived by Cécilia Mergui.

The revival of Bienaimé transcends product relaunch; it's a journey through time, reconnecting with an era of enduring beauty. Mergui's vision infuses modernity into the brand while honoring Bienaimé's legacy, offering reusable, recyclable packaging.

This revival isn't just about products; it's about evoking emotions and memories by creating a dreamy, poetic universe that celebrates eternal beauty.

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