Gien

Gien

Gien has crafted fine French faïence on the banks of the Loire since 1821. Beloved patterns like Filet — with its hand-applied border in bleu, taupe, and red — and the garden-inspired Le Jardin du Palais bring effortless French charm to everyday tables and special occasions alike.

Gien Gift & Registry FAQ

Is Gien good for a wedding registry?

Yes — Gien's Filet is a French-country classic that couples build for years. Dinner plates ($75), dessert plates ($61), mugs ($74), and cereal bowls ($77) mix beautifully with white china and other patterns, and the hand-applied border comes in bleu, taupe, red, and cobalt.

What are the best Gien gifts under $100?

A Filet mug ($74), dessert plate ($61), or cereal bowl ($77) makes a charming, useful gift — and a pair feels generous. Monogrammed Filet pieces are a Sallie Home favorite.

What is the best Gien statement piece?

The Filet open vegetable bowl ($295) anchors a table, and the garden-inspired Le Jardin du Palais collection — teapots, trays, and dessert sets — is available through our store.

Is Gien dishwasher safe?

Yes — Gien faïence is dishwasher safe on a gentle cycle with mild detergent, and microwave safe except for pieces with metallic accents.

Why is Gien collectible?

Founded on the banks of the Loire in 1821, Gien is France's celebrated faïencerie, supplying French tables — and collectors — for two centuries. Each piece carries the workshop's mark and tradition.