Metropolitan Museum of Art, Japanese Birds and Flowers Oversized Shawl Ricco They are recognized for constantly

They are recognized for constantly creating new products that are unique in bringing a French /Québecois gourmet taste to the basics found in our pantry or refrigerator

Bring one of the world's most famous French café's and Hemingway's favorites  to your own kitchen counter with this charming glass cutting / cheese board with images of an open French novel with a cup of coffee served in a Les Deux Magots coffee cup

These cloth botanical napkins are expertly reproduced based on the 1915 botanical drawings found in The Met Collection

Ustensiles du Chef (Chef's Utensils)

1000 pieces of different lace patterns intertwined together in a "flower show" of colors

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Japanese Birds and Flowers Oversized Shawl Ricco They are recognized for constantlyMetropolitan Museum of Art, Japanese Birds and Flowers Oversized Shawl, 72. 5 x 32" This ethereal pattern comes from a silk piece made in 18th19th century Japan. Woven during the Edo (16151868) or Meiji period (18681912), the Museum's charming textile bears a repeating pattern of birds in flight among tendrilous flowers. Today, its housed in The Mets Asian art collection, one of the largest and most comprehensive of its kind in the world.