Developed in the 17th century, papier-mâché was the preferred material before the invention of plastic. Made from natural materials, it is still traditionally used today to create large heads and giant carnival figures, but it is also used by artists such as Jean Dubuffet in the 1960s and more recently by contemporary artists.
Inspired by this tradition, Marin Montagut designed a series of handmade papier-mâché boxes in Paris. The collection is crafted and hand-painted with watercolors in Marin Montagut's Montmartre workshops. It's ideal for storing all your little treasures.
