OLFATLAS · VISUAL STUDY 01
Perfume, line & material
Illustrated bottles for fragrances, an original herbarium for notes and materials: the same cream paper, the same forest ink.
The bottles are studio creations: their shapes and colours do not reproduce actual packaging. The herbarium distinguishes flowers, fruit, leaves, seeds and materials; abstract accords remain graphic interpretations.
Explore the lexicon ↗01 · EXPLORE
Illustrated bottles return
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
ORIGINAL BOTTLE ILLUSTRATION
02 · OBSERVE
The herbarium, two scales
Left, the detail-page drawing; right, its simplified version for cards and the Finder. White musk, amber and leather are graphic interpretations, with no implied molecular formula or botanical identity.
Original drawings: Olfatlas · 2026. The same drawing accompanies French and English editions. A collection that grows with the Atlas.
03 · MATERIALS
Illustrated worlds
Citrus
Flowers
Woods and roots
Aromatic herbs
Spices
Resins and balsams
Gourmand nuances
Fruits
Leaves and teas
Musks
Air, water and mineral
Leather and smoke
Molecules and abstractions
04 · THE PERFUMER’S PALETTE
Raw material references
Bergamot oil
Natural extract
Source ↗Ambrette extracts
Natural extracts
Source ↗Benzoin resinoids
Natural extracts
Source ↗Cardamom extracts
Natural extracts
Source ↗Atlas cedarwood oil
Natural extract
Source ↗Cistus absolute
Natural extract
Source ↗Clove bud oil
Natural extract
Source ↗Basil extracts
Natural extracts
Source ↗Cashmeran
Named material
Source ↗Ambrettolide
Named material
Source ↗Cedramber®
Named material
Source ↗Cetalox®
Synthetic molecule
Source ↗