Kitchen wall art faces grease, steam, and the ruthless afternoon glare through a window nobody remembered to shade — conditions that retire most framed prints within a year. Villandry Gardens answers with seven ceramic flowers in navy, peridot green, robin’s egg blue, champagne pink, and peach, named for the château whose ornamental potager proved a kitchen garden could rival any formal parterre. The palette stretches from the deep blue of the Navy Poppy to the bright spring green of the Peridot Keiko Peony, seven shades treating your kitchen wall the way a working garden treats its soil — seriously. Hand-formed at Chive Ceramics Studio, each piece carries reactive glazes that resist fading, peeling, and strong opinions about humidity. Carried by the Audubon Aquarium, the collection includes poppy, peony, azalea, rose, and carnation forms between three and five inches — sized for the wall above a counter or a breakfast nook that deserves far better than a clock.