{"title":"Pied De Poule","description":"\u003cp\u003ePied De Poule is a Paris studio that prints one word on one object. The Breton breakfast bowl, the Duralex canteen tumbler, the beech napkin ring, the cotton tea towel: shapes nobody in France needs explained, carrying a name instead of a pattern — MAMOUNETTE, DARON, CHEF DE TRIBU, POUSSIN. The ceramics are glazed, printed and fired at the Pornic pottery in Brittany, the glass is made by Duralex, the wood is turned in Savoie and the paper is risographed in Paris. Two things are not French and we say so: the astro cups are Chinese porcelain decorated in France, and the feminist medals are made in China, as the brand states plainly.\u003c\/p\u003e","products":[],"url":"https:\/\/thedailysupply.com\/zh-hk\/collections\/pied-de-poule.oembed","provider":"The Daily Supply","version":"1.0","type":"link"}