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Trace Baccarat’s perfume bottles through its work with Guerlain and Coty, from historical designs and mould making to crystal forming, engraving, polishing, and quality inspection.

Explore the Cité des parfums in Suresnes through perfume and cosmetics production, work shared with nearby towns, and records of workers and deliveries. Discover the new factory of around 1936 and the buildings and decoration that survived its closure.

Explore Pierre Dinand’s bottle designs, from Madame Rochas and Calandre to Opium, and the conversations, materials and manufacturing choices behind them.

Discover how Odeuropa combined AI, historical research and perfumery to explore Europe’s smell heritage and create new ways to experience museum collections.

Explore how the International Perfume Bottle Association turns collectors’ discoveries into shared perfume history through magazines, archives and gatherings.

Discover Guerlain’s Dames de Table, from sealing stoppers and brushing silk tassels to knots, wax seals and the hand-finishing of exceptional perfume bottles.

How Sissel Tolaas treats smell as information: collection, analysis and preservation, fear-related sweat, a Melbourne memory game, extinct flowers and clothing at the Met.

From René Lalique’s bottle designs and moulding patents to Marc’s turn to crystal, today’s artisans and the house’s first fragrance in 1992: the craft of making beautiful vessels repeatable.

From a glassmaking family to a global manufacturer, HEINZ-GLAS connects mould development, automatic forming, surface decoration, quality research, and electric melting.

Now known as Zignago Vetro France, Brosse combines semi-automatic and automatic glassmaking. Explore its moulds, glass distribution, decoration partnerships, and bottle inspection.