Entirely designed and produced in the atelier, the collection offers a contemporary interpretation of Caron’s perfume heritage. Developed following an in-depth research phase within the archives, the collection is conceived in a single material, pewter, chosen for its precision, memory, and sculptural qualities.
Each piece is drawn, sculpted, and cast using jewellery-making techniques, combining 3D scanning with hand-built lost-wax processes. Inspired by the living world, a recurring theme in the atelier’s work, the objects feature organic forms, insects and flowers derived from real specimens, and intentionally imperfect volumes that embrace a poetic, human quality. Produced over several months, the 520 pieces were all handmade in the workshop, reflecting a dialogue between heritage, craftsmanship, and contemporary design.