Seduced by the delicate enameling technique of Emaux de Longwy, which allows for a rendering in relief and finesse, Michaël Cailloux spontaneously drew on the forms by revisiting Napoleon's bees. They twirl in a field of grass under a greedy summer sun... All sprinkled with a zest of lemon for a more geometric look. A décor that the artist has named "Lemon Insect".