100 years later

Spoturno 1921, The rebirth of a masterpiece

Ecrin chapelle à deux battants en métal gaîné d’un décor extérieur de grands et petits craquelés émeraude liés par un kintsugi couleur or blanc et d’un décor intérieur de papier vert mousse et de miroirs. Dimensions : h.19 cm x L.13 cm x l. 8,5 cm
<p><span>Présenté dans un coffret rectangulaire en bois gaîné de papier vert émeraude gaufré, titré. Flacon de section cubique en cristal, avec sa panse en forme de colonne cubique dotée d’une carnette saillante, son bouchon cabochon en verre émeri à décor de nénuphar, à l’inclusion avec son étiquette or gaufrée, numéroté.</span></p> <p><span>h.13,5 cm x L.3,9 cm x l.3,9 cm</span></p>
Ecrin chapelle à deux battants en métal gaîné d’un décor extérieur de grands et petits craquelés émeraude liés par un kintsugi couleur or blanc et d’un décor intérieur de papier vert mousse et de miroirs. Dimensions : h.19 cm x L.13 cm x l. 8,5 cm

Limited Edition I - "Chapelle"

15.000,00€

The original formula of SPOTURNO 1921 comes from the old books of olfactory creations of Veronique Spoturno ancestor's, the father of modern Perfumery.

This visionary and aesthete creator found a subtle balance between the powdery, floral and citrus notes, underlined by traditional animal infusions used in these early days of modern fragrances.

Designed by interior designer Tristan Auer a two-leaf metal chapel case hosts the precious 100 ml numbered cristal vial of Spoturno 1921 pure perfume extract. Using the "kintsugi" technique, reputable "Atelier Etoile" has given life to the Chapel with an outer decoration of large and small emerald crackles linked by a white gold kintsugi.

Each and every Chapel is unique and celebrates the very first "oriental" perfume created in 1921 by the father of modern Perfumery thanks to its deep mineral emerald hue. This rare fragrance made in Grasse has been reinvented by Christopher Sheldrake. 

The ground glass stopper contains at its core a water lily, crafted with a blowtorch by master glass artist Adrian Colin (Meilleur Ouvrier de France).


The flower was directly inlaid into the mass of transparent glass in the flame. Each petal is shaped and placed one by one with absolute precision. Verreries Waltersperge performed the final steps in this exceptional artisanal process : the grinding and polishing of the bottle and stopper.


The ultimate in luxury and craftsmanship, the bottle - faceted and carved by light - is sealed with a gold thread using the traditional baudruchage technique, performed by Véronique Spoturno herself, who was trained by the Dames de Table, one of France’s greatest perfume houses.


Produced as a limited edition of just 20 pieces worldwide, the Chapelle case is intended for perfume enthusiasts wishing to own a piece of history of Maison SPOTURNO.


HEAD NOTES
The citrus freshness of bergamot and lemon enriched by the powdery aromatic freshness of lavender, and the frosty cleanliness of caraway seeds opens to the floral heart of the perfume.

HEART NOTES
A rich, sensual, feminine, addictive floral bouquet with extracts of jasmine, ylang-ylang, rose, violet and orange blossom.

BASE NOTES
A welcoming accord of sweet woods; sandalwood, vetiver roots and patchouli leaves on a powdery bed of heliotrope, tonka beans, vanilla and musky notes.

Dimensions: h.19 cm x L.13 cm x l. 8,5 cm

"Chapelle" case

This chapel is a true work of art in itself.

Sheathed in a material worked in a kintsugi style by the famous Atelier l'Etoile, whose authors love the "Poetry of materials".

The unique decoration from one chapel to another gives a mineral effect tinted with a dominant emerald color that pays tribute to the eponymous perfume created in 1921 by François Coty.

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The bottle

This crystal bottle is numbered and contains 100 ML of perfume.

It was made by Waltersperger, a century-old glassmaker, thus enhancing French know-how.

The stopper and the "emery" neck, glass against glass "as before", is considered today as a technical feat.

Accompanied by a four-handed work with Adrian Colin (MOF), in the service of the rebirth of a century-old perfume.

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the implosion cap

Adrian Colin is an exceptional glassmaker, Meilleur Ouvrier de France, based in Dinan.

The glass is entirely hand formed, each stopper is unique.

The grip is made of transparent glass enclosing in its heart a floral pattern in white glass called "Implosion".
Discover the Craftsman
A word from the founder : Véronique Coty
There are 20 copies in the world of Edition I with its "chapel" case and is aimed at perfume enthusiasts who want to treat themselves to a piece of its history."