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Minimalist and delicate, a close-up of the oval of the Maison emerges in the shape of this biscuit porcelain Tumbler.
A companion to les Rituels de Soin adopts the Maison's iconic oval in black and ivory canvas, hanging from a hook, or comes along for travel.
Illustrated with Diptyque’s mediterranean herbarium, the tissue box sets the scene for les Rituels de Soin.
The Maison's oval label emerges in 3D in the shape of this biscuit porcelain Soap Tray, blending simplicity and exceptional craftsmanship.
The Diptyque oval, signature of the Maison, lends its timeless contours to this Small Canister and its lid, both realised in biscuit porcelaine.
Crafted in France from recycled marine terrazzo, the mirror reveals shell fragments in pearly, one-of-a-kind patterns in a compact format.
Oyster-shell fragments create contrasting patterns on a black pocket mirror in the shape of Diptyque's iconic oval.
A tray hand-crafted in Portugal and made of enameled porcelain. The perfect receptacle for the Philosykos fragrance gestures or for candles or keys.
Hand-crafted in Portugal, this enameled porcelain tray is just right for holding the Eau Rose fragrance gestures or countless other everyday objects.
Hand-crafted by master porcelain makers in Portugal, this tray is ideal for holding the Do Son fragrance gestures – and for countless other uses too.
Illustrated with Diptyque's mediterranean herbarium, the lacquered tray holds les Rituels de Soin in the shape of the iconic oval.
Highlighting the iconic oval and pyramid, a precious dual-purpose box reveals a stand-up mirror within. An ideal vessel for les Rituels de Soin.
The Diptyque oval lends its timeless contours to the clean, refined shape of this Large Canister and its lid, both made of biscuit porcelain.
The abundant curves of this biscuit porcelain Tray reinterpret the graphic signature of the Maison in a diptych of interlinked ovals.
A pouch conceived for carrying perfumes and fragrance gestures, with a decoration realized using the traditional Indian technique of woodblock printing.