Speedwell
Floating in clear crystal are two red speedwell flowers, poised to bloom, crafted using the burnerwork technique. This motif from the 1970s has been revived for the 21st century through the traditional millefiori technique by skilled crystal artisans. First released in 2014. ¥451,000 (excluding tax).

Daisy
The white and yellow petals and green leaves, rendered with the burnerwork technique, are captivating. The clean facet cuts lend a modern impression. First released in 1999. ¥591,000 (excluding tax).

Aurora
A traditional millefiori technique with an unexpected twist! The artisan's skillful technique shines through in the canes arranged neatly in concentric circles, appearing to float. First released in 2000. ¥544,000 (excluding tax).

Iris Bouquet
The three iris flowers are crafted using the burnerwork technique. Through two large and ten small windows opened over a light purple and white enamel overlay, one can glimpse a magnificent bouquet of irises. First released in 2006. ¥700,000 (excluding tax).

Shoreline
White coral rests on the deep blue seabed of opaline crystal, with colorful fish swimming among it. These elements are also crafted using the burnerwork technique. Six facet cuts enhance the view, offering a broader perspective of the underwater world. First released in 1998. ¥622,000 (excluding tax).

Comet
Canes are arranged concentrically on the base of the paperweight, with two millefiori stars floating at different heights above them. First released in 1999. ¥544,000 (excluding tax).

Angel
A red ladybug rests gently on a bed of pale blue flowers, with green and white millefiori. Over three hours are spent crafting the ladybug and flowers. The delicate detail of the pistils, made from white and red, is exquisite. First released in 1999. ¥467,000 (excluding tax).

Plissé
Red, white, and green canes envelop the clear crystal sphere. Bevel cuts throughout create the appearance of numerous stars, lending it the look of luxurious pleated fabric. First released in 2009. ¥451,000 (excluding tax).

Millefiori
A masterpiece combining Saint Louis's signature techniques: millefiori and filigree (lace technique). A millefiori paperweight adorned with numerous baguettes rests atop a white filigree basket, representing a bouquet of wildflowers captured in crystal. First released in 1976. ¥778,000 (excluding tax).

Base "Millefiori"
A base of clear crystal and white filigree (lace technique) is placed atop a traditional millefiori paperweight. The rim of the base is adorned with pink and white twisted lace. A masterpiece that elevates the art form. First released in 1973. ¥778,000 (excluding tax).