Patiently turned by expert hands in a pottery with ancestral know-how, Lisette is placed "to dry" under the southern sun, then "trimmed" before being fired in the oven. The grain of her clay skin retains the trace of the gesture, and her form is timeless. A suspension that diffuses a soft, delicate, weightless light. As bedside lamps on each side of the bed, in a bathroom, she can also be combined with Ursule and Lisette, in terracotta or mixed clay, to create a unique luminous cluster. She fits equally well into a raw or more sophisticated decor, to which she will undeniably bring a Mediterranean languor.

It also exists in red terracotta.