Design Reveals Ground-breaking Firsts for Faberg\u00e9; Exclusive Custom Designed Masterpiece \u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019 to be Pi\u00e8ce de R\u00e9sistance of Multi-million-dollar Art Collection on Regent\u2019s New Ship Seven Seas Grandeur\u00ae<\/p>\n
New Spotlight Voyages Announced Featuring Exclusive Access to the World of Faberg\u00e9<\/p>\n
COURTESY Regent Seven Seas Cruises: MIAMI (October 26, 2022) \u2013 Regent Seven Seas Cruises\u00ae, the world\u2019s main luxurious ocean cruise line, and Faberg\u00e9, the globally revered jewellery maison, announce a really particular collaboration to create a uncommon, first-of-its-kind treasure for the road\u2019s newest ship, Seven Seas Grandeur, which units sail in November 2023.<\/p>\n
Together, the leaders in luxurious have unveiled a bespoke design for a handmade Faberg\u00e9 x Regent Seven Seas Cruises\u00ae Egg Objet to anchor the ship\u2019s new artwork assortment, turning into the primary Faberg\u00e9 Egg Objet to reside completely at sea. Capturing the essence of how the highly effective pure components of the ocean create \u2018The Voyage\u2019, this distinctive creation additionally reveals quite a few ground-breaking firsts for Faberg\u00e9.<\/p>\n
This thrilling partnership extends to the creation of two unique \u2018Spotlight Voyages\u2019 which can immerse friends and artwork lovers into the world of Faberg\u00e9 and supply unique entry to Faberg\u00e9 experiences and consultants onboard these sailings.<\/p>\n
The Faberg\u00e9 x Regent Seven Seas Cruises\u00ae Egg Objet, titled \u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019, would be the pi\u00e8ce de r\u00e9sistance of a multi-million greenback curated artwork assortment which can debut on Seven Seas Grandeur. Regent is understood for offering friends with entry to distinctive art work by the likes of Picasso, Mir\u00f3 and Chagall on show throughout the fleet.<\/p>\n
\u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019 will not be accessible on the market and the prized artwork piece will solely be on show to friends aboard the extremely anticipated Seven Seas Grandeur. Regent selected to companion with Faberg\u00e9 for the central piece of the artwork assortment as a result of iconic jewellery model\u2019s legacy of perfection, craftsmanship, relentless pursuit for excellence and skill to seize a second in time and create tales and artwork items that span generations. Similarly, Regent\u2019s latest ship, Seven Seas Grandeur, is impressed by the previous and stunningly reimagined for the longer term, exemplifying the cruise line\u2019s Heritage of Perfection with unmatched area, unparalleled service, distinctive delicacies, and transformative experiences that start the second friends step onboard.<\/p>\n
\u201cWith each new ship we want the journey itself to provide opportunities for discovery and enrichment as much as the destinations along the way,\u201d mentioned Jason Montague, President and Chief Executive Officer, Regent Seven Seas Cruises. \u201cLikewise, each Faberg\u00e9 objet has a different story to tell, and we knew that our very own Faberg\u00e9 x Regent Egg could become the type of awe-inspiring piece that would captivate and inspire our guests throughout their voyage with us. It\u2019s the perfect art piece to place on board our newest ship, Seven Seas Grandeur.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cFor Faberg\u00e9 to have been selected to create the jewel in the crown of Seven Seas Grandeur\u2019s prestigious art collection, which will permanently live at sea, is a very exciting milestone and a first in Faberg\u00e9\u2019s 180 year history,\u201d mentioned Josina von dem Bussche-Kessell, Faberg\u00e9 Creative Director. \u201cIt\u2019s a great privilege to be able to creatively pay homage to what makes being out at sea such a special experience.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ground-breaking Techniques Inspired by Heritage, Nature and \u201cThe Voyage\u201d<\/p>\n
As a nod to the significance positioned on heritage by each Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Faberg\u00e9, the distinctive \u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019 Egg Objet takes inspiration from the long-lasting Faberg\u00e9 Winter Egg of 1913, whereas additionally closely representing the pure components of the ocean. Conjuring up visions of epic voyages on the water, the egg\u2019s three-tiered base is a delicate cascading waterfall of ocean greens and refined turquoise, whereas its outer shell\u2019s soothing deep blue waves turn into lighter, earlier than breaking right into a sea spray of pearls.<\/p>\n
Exterior options of the egg objet design embrace a ground-breaking ombre enamel shell; that is the very first time that Faberg\u00e9 has utilized this intricate enamelling method to an egg, marking this a milestone second for the Maison. Enamelling is an extremely technical talent, which is made much more difficult with egg objets as a result of added complexity of making use of the enamel to a curved floor.<\/p>\n
The outer egg \u2018shell\u2019 is comprised of seven blades, representing the seven seas, which can unfurl to disclose a shock hidden inside, particulars of that are being saved as a carefully guarded secret till Seven Seas Grandeur is christened in 2023.<\/p>\n
Bussche-Kessell continues, \u201cWith the \u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019 Egg Objet we have introduced some new enamelling techniques, whilst also honoring one of the most valuable and artistically enchanting historic Faberg\u00e9 Egg Objets, the Winter Egg. We\u2019ve also carefully referenced nature\u2019s spectacles of the sea, with stunningly delicate details across the many layers of this technically advanced piece.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019 will stand at roughly 18cm tall, with a three-tiered base which hides the motion of the egg\u2019s opening mechanism \u2013 the primary time that Faberg\u00e9 has hidden the motion on this method.<\/p>\n
Designed by Faberg\u00e9\u2019s Head of Design, Liisa Tallgren,\u00a0 \u2018Journey in Jewels\u2019 is being solely hand-crafted by considered one of Faberg\u00e9\u2019s appointed Workmasters, and a devoted group of artisans based mostly in south-east England. From conception to crafting, the egg can have taken 48 months to finish come November 2023 when it will likely be specifically housed, delight of place in Seven Seas Grandeur\u2019s splendid atrium.<\/p>\n
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