A Champagne icon. A portable sculpture. One unforgettable gift.

There are gift sets, and then there are objects people keep for years after the bottle is empty. The Sun Totem is the latter.

Veuve Clicquot’s “Chasing the Sun” collection is a collaboration with Yinka Ilori — British-Nigerian designer, architect of joy, and one of the most distinctive creative voices working today. His design language is instantly recognizable: bold color, geometric warmth, and a storytelling optimism that transforms functional objects into something you want to display. The Sun Totem is his reinterpretation of the calabash — a vessel with deep cultural roots across West Africa and beyond, historically used to carry and share drink — reimagined here as a portable Champagne holder that rises like a sunlit sculpture. The circular top echoes the sun itself. Protective hands embrace it in a vivid palette of yellow, orange, and blue. It is wearable, portable, and built from upcycled materials using 3D knitting technology — keeping your bottle chilled for up to 90 minutes from the moment you pick it up and walk out the door.