Porcelain flower, by Samuel Mazy, Cabinet de la Porcelaine, Paris, France

Hydrangea in an urn, made from porcelain, by Samuel Mazy, at the Cabinet de la Porcelaine, on the Rue de Verneuil, Paris, France. Samuel Mazy is the pupil of Didier Gardillou, who revived the art of porcelain floristry, which originated in the 1740s at Vincennes and later moved to Sevres. Picture by Manuel Cohen

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Hydrangea in an urn, made from porcelain, by Samuel Mazy, at the Cabinet de la Porcelaine, on the Rue de Verneuil, Paris, France. Samuel Mazy is the pupil of Didier Gardillou, who revived the art of porcelain floristry, which originated in the 1740s at Vincennes and later moved to Sevres. Picture by Manuel Cohen