In the exhilarating surge of a gallop, Daum has captured the essence of the horse, this majestic and untamed animal, which over the decades has become an emblematic figure in its artistic universe. Since 2014, the Cavalcade collection has paid homage to this free and elegant power, giving rise to a series of works crafted in the vibrant brilliance of crystal. A true declaration of love for the equestrian world, Cavalcade captures the suspended moment of movement, the tension of a muscle, the lightness of a mane in the wind. Here, the horse becomes more than a motif: it is movement incarnate, a symbol of nobility, freedom, and inner strength.

Daum's equestrian menagerie has grown richer over the years. In 2020, a sculpture of two dancing horses, united in an aerial ballet, illustrates a choreography that is both enchanting and powerful. In 2023, the House unveiled a masterful chess set: pieces in patinated crystal, a leather-covered board, and smoky hues with gold and bronze accents. Here, each knight becomes a sculpture, each pawn, a fragment of the universe. The game transforms into a theater of forms and light, where strategy is complemented by refined visual pleasure. The lotus is an emblematic flower in the heritage of the House of Daum, occupying a unique place in its history. Since 1932, this flower has inspired the crystalworks' creations, with iconic pieces such as vases and bowls in blue or green, reflecting the elegance and refinement of the style of the era. An archival drawing from the Lotus collection of that same year illustrates the richness of this heritage. Between 2006 and 2016, Daum reinterpreted this iconic flower through a new collection, combining traditional craftsmanship with modernity. The lotus is part of a lineage of floral creations inspired by Asia, alongside the magnolia, which has been featured since the Art Nouveau period, as well as the orchid, cherry blossom, peony, and camellia, which have enriched recent collections.