A revolutionary perfume, a soliflore, a tribute to the Rose, symbol of the Woman, the Rose of May, the Centifolia, the one which grows in Grasse, mixed with two completely new synthetic molecules which give to this perfume all its strength and its modernity.

Two iconic perfumes were born that year, both centered around the amber note that greatly inspired Spoturno. It was this pioneering combination of vanillin — a new synthetic molecule — with a natural material that brought the fragrance its remarkable success. This soft, harmonious accord was impossible to achieve using a natural vanilla infusion alone.

A visionary and aesthete, Spoturno called upon the talents of a renowned jeweler and glass artist to design his perfume bottles. When Art and Industry unite as one! Twelve exceptional bottles would elevate Perfumery to the ultimate representation of luxury and French elegance.

Inhabited by the scents of the forests of his childhood, François Spoturno seeks a harmony based on an oak moss accord, designated by the name "chypre" since the 17th century.

"A scent of amber moss emanating at certain times of the woods and forests." He then had the idea of covering the earthy notes by a clever overdose of jasmine. This exceptional agreement is at the origin of this new family of perfumes which will seduce the greatest perfumers of all times.

A true masterpiece in the history of modern perfumery. François Spoturno signs his last solo creation. Representing the culmination of a remarkable career that has been hailed by all his peers.

A man "Larger than Life", an extraordinary life that it is important to make known and transmit to all those for whom "Perfumery is an Art" in its own right.

A TRUE STORY

Inspired by her heritage, Véronique founded SPOTURNO to offer aesthetes, 120 years later, perfumes that are instantly recognizable, crafted in total freedom by a world-renowned Master Perfumer. This is the very essence of SPOTURNO, a house driven by the desire to elevate an extraordinary legacy.
In 1904, with the creation of his first success, François Spoturno adopted the name of his mother, 'Coti,' changing the 'i' to a 'y' in order to internationalize it.

In 1921, after numerous successes, Spoturno created his final masterpiece, the true culmination of his career, now known as SPOTURNO 1921, a tribute to his legacy.
Véronique’s mission is to continue this quest for beauty, blending art and perfume, and reinventing the spirit of her great-grandfather.

Born in Normandy in 1971, Véronique Spoturno merges her family’s fragrant heritage with her art. Trained in the art of picassiette in the 1990s in New York, she then worked for seven years with the renowned photographer Lucien Clergue in Arles, overseeing silver gelatin prints and curating his exhibitions.

Having lived in Touraine for the past 15 years, she has created over a hundred unique pieces in mosaic made from antique plates, reflecting a philosophy that will surprise you little: 'to break in order to rebuild.

Spoturno 1921 is a masterpiece created to honor its visionary creator, whose family crest features a phoenix. A unique bird with the fabulous power to rise from its ashes, reborn. Several exceptional crafts have contributed to its creation

A slender 60 ml bottle, designed by Pierre & Jules Dinand, crafted in Parma, Italy by Luigi Bormioli. It offers SPOTURNO an exceptional artistic collaboration. The bottle is adorned with a gold pump and a glass cap, a technical feat, featuring laurel leaves engraved in the glass. In this way, the story is propelled from 1904 to 2025.