05 / Story
A category without luxury.
The category had products. What it lacked was a house built on craft, identity and permanence.
Before LUCE / The category
NO ONE CALLED IT ART.
The market was filled with products.
Made to be used. Made to be replaced.
There was nothing here we could truly call luxury.
No one saw it as art.
No one treated it as something worth keeping.
That is why LUCE exists.
An object. A work of art. A new expression of luxury.
The question / Why LUCE
The ritual deserved more.
One question began LUCE: why should a personal ritual be separated from beauty, craft and permanence?
The answer / LUCE
So we created LUCE.
Korean porcelain gave the form presence. Clear glass made movement visible. Together, they set a new standard.
Object / Culture
Not to hide. To keep.
LUCE was designed to remain in the room—seen, displayed and appreciated as an object of culture.
People / Place / Discipline
Made by Korea. For the world.
Ceramic artisans, SAKI, Euljiro glassworkers and precision makers bring LUCE together.
Icheon porcelain · SAKI · Euljiro glass
The beginning / Limited edition
The first 500.
Only 500 numbered pieces will mark the beginning of LUCE—for those who recognize the value before the world does.
“LUCE was created to define a new standard.”
— Founder of LUCE