Fragrance Suppliers and Companies

Explore how Draeger shaped perfume's printed world through boxes, labels, catalogues and advertisements. Surviving sample books and museum records reveal the designers, materials and printing processes behind the images.

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.

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

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.

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 Verescence's bottle-making expertise through Arizona's sculpted interior, Narciso Poudrée's inner colour and J'adore's lighter glass, with clear distinctions between recycled content, production figures and furnace plans.

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.

Discover the small Berkeley museum Mandy Aftel created with her family: its origins and the experience of exploring scent history through natural aromatic materials, old books, antique scent bottles, and botanical ingredients.