Manufacturing fine, patterns, pearls and luxurious things alike. Prominent in France at the time was Rococo; popular in the mid to late 18th century (1720-1760), Rococo was a reaction to baroque, a former European style of the period characterized by its abrupt denseness, contrary, Rococo was light and intimate, with respects to asymmetry and naturalism, pastel colors, porcelain, shell like forms, with considerations of comfort and convenience opposed to heavy ornament. The likes of Rococo are often associated with royalty, which at the time would’ve been Marie Antoinette, the epitome of French luxury. Bearing in mind that France during this period was under turmoil because of the revolution, design and style of the era reflected patriotism towards the monarchy including bronze structures and porcelain vessels, common during the Rococo
Manufacturing fine, patterns, pearls and luxurious things alike. Prominent in France at the time was Rococo; popular in the mid to late 18th century (1720-1760), Rococo was a reaction to baroque, a former European style of the period characterized by its abrupt denseness, contrary, Rococo was light and intimate, with respects to asymmetry and naturalism, pastel colors, porcelain, shell like forms, with considerations of comfort and convenience opposed to heavy ornament. The likes of Rococo are often associated with royalty, which at the time would’ve been Marie Antoinette, the epitome of French luxury. Bearing in mind that France during this period was under turmoil because of the revolution, design and style of the era reflected patriotism towards the monarchy including bronze structures and porcelain vessels, common during the Rococo