Since its foundation in 1947 and Dior has been celebrating the graphic lines of cannage that initially adorned the Napoleon III chairs in the haute couture salons at 30 Montaigne. In fact, this unique emblem enchanted Christian Dior, becoming a symbol intricately linked to the House's heritage. Today, its harmonious mesh of 24-carat gold accentuates the Le Noël de Monsieur Dior line envisioned by Cordelia de Castellane.

The refined characteristics of cannage are especially evident on Limoges porcelain plates, beautifully embellished in festive shades of red, blue, and green, subtly incorporating a monogram that recalls Christian Dior’s birth announcement. Showcasing Dior’s passion for the art of entertaining, these stunning dinnerware sets are enhanced by stylish glass candleholders, embroidered napkins, crystal glassware with 24-carat gold embellishments, custom tablecloths, and hand-painted vases – paying tribute to sophistication and excellence.