Grand Feu (or “Great Fire”) enamel is one of the oldest and most revered decorative arts, dating back over a thousand years. Fused at high temperatures onto metal, each layer of enamel demands precision, patience, and mastery.

Once widely used in watchmaking, jewelry, and sacred objects, today it survives as a rare and refined craft, upheld by a handful of skilled artisans. In a world of mass production, Grand Feu remains a symbol of timeless beauty—where fire, metal, and color meet in delicate permanence.