Guerlain Muguet
Introduction:-
Muguet 2023 was launched in 2023 under the best luxury designer fragrance house in the world is known as Guerlain. Muguet 2023 by Guerlain is a Floral Green fragrance for women. This is a new version of Muguet fragrance released over hundred years ago. Every year since 2006, Guerlain has been reissuing its limited edition Muguet perfume for the May 1st holiday. In France, May Day is associated with lily of the valley (muguet in French), a symbol of purity and a reminder of spring. The fragrance was originally created by Jacques Guerlain in 1908, although the current formula has been reinterpreted by Jean-Paul Guerlain and Thierry Wasser and features green notes, lily of the valley, lilac, jasmine, and rose. This year’s limited edition (only 1 872 numbered pieces will be made) is a bee bottle encased in an embossed white porcelain holder. The mold is created by the Parisian ceramic artist and painter Brigitte de Bazelaire, and it features a lily of the valley design. Elle.fr explains how the bottle is made and shows photos of the process. A tradition that Jacques Guerlain started in 1908. THE CELEBRATION OF THE LUCKY FLOWER. For over 110 years, it has been a ritual for Guerlain to celebrate the lucky-charm flower with delicate eau de toilette: Muguet. The tender, springtime scent of lily-of-the-valley was interpreted in turn by the House’s successive Perfumers: Jacques Guerlain in 1908, Jean-Paul Guerlain in 1998, then Thierry Wasser who composed the current version of Muguet in 2016. GUERLAIN’S LUCKY-CHARM SAGA. Guerlain invites us to the most poetic of rendez vous: an encounter between the art of the perfumer and the fine flower of creators. Every year, innovative artistic collaborations yield new adornments for the iconic Bee Bottle that houses the fresh and springtime Muguet fragrance. More sumptuous than ever this year, on the 170th anniversary of the Bee Bottle, the precious 2023 Millesime, an exceptional, limited and numbered edition, has inspired a remarkable ornament in ceramic and embroidery, fashioned by two virtuosos of artistic craftsmanship: Karen Swami, ceramicist of the sublime and les Ateliers Vermont, Haute Couture embroidery house. Only available on Guerlain.com and in Guerlain boutiques. LEAVES DELICATELY EMBROIDERED BY LES ATELIERS VERMONT. To render the suppleness and colour of the leaf, Guerlain turned to les Ateliers Vermont, a Parisian Haute Couture embroidery house since 1956. The virtuosos of this artistic craftsmanship created a bow in tender green tulle edged in green thread, standing for the leaves of the flower imagined by Karen Swami. Embroidered with delicate sprigs of lily-of-the-valley glinting like pearls of dew on each of the leaves and after several hours of meticulous work, this fabulously Haute Couture, strikingly poetic bow is tied to the neck of the Bee Bottle. “IN TANDEM, WE’VE SUCCEEDED IN CONJURING A SPRIG OF LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY IN A WAY THAT IS BOTH SYMBOLIC AND RATHER REALISTIC.”- SAYS KAREN SWAMI. THE ALLEGORY OF A LILY OF THE VALLEY BELL IN IMMACULATE PORCELAIN. Karen Swami, ceramic artist, shapes elements to create pieces blending plays of shadow, modernity and perfect lines. It is this quest for purity that inspires the precious 2023 Millesime of Guerlain’s Muguet: that of a natural form as perfectly streamlined, an oversized lily-of-the-valley flower made of pure white biscuit in tributes to the luck-charm bell. To produce the piece, Karen Swami collaborated with the porcelain workshops of Arquié, a Limoges manufacture that has been awarded the “Entreprises du patrimoine vivant” (“Living Heritage Companies”) label. Each of the 5,000 flowers is therefore the outcome of contemporary creativity and ancestral know hows. Guerlain Muguet legendary lily of the valley. Every year Guerlain release their much-anticipated Muguet a limited edition, beautifully Bee-bottled fragrant homage to legends surrounding lily of the valley. Indeed, we were so taken with the traditions of exchanging bouquets of the flower that seven years ago, we officially launched The Perfume Society on that date. Regarded as a lucky charm ever since its first introduction from Japan to Europe in the Middle Ages, lily of the valley has become synonymous with the month of May and ‘the return of happiness’. But let’s allow Guerlain to walk us through the many lovely traditions around the world surrounding lily of the valley, and why they, too, are so taken with the delicate flower. ‘According to legend, if its white bells drop their heads on their stems as though they were weeping, it is because they were born from the tears of Eve when she was expelled from the Garden of Eden. For the Greek, it was the God Apollo who scattered the flowers on the thick green grass of Mount Parnassus, so that the Muses wouldn’t hurt their feet. In the forests of Ireland, their bells chime when fairies climb their poetic ladders to weave their iridescent cradles. “Gentle fairies, hush your singing: Can you hear my white bells ringing, Ringing as from far away? Who can tell me what they say Little snowy bells out-springing, From the stem and softly ringing Tell they of a country where Everything is good and fair?”- By Cicely Mary BARKER. A flower of a thousand tales, lily of the valley owes its French name, muguet, derived from musc or muscade (“nutmeg”), a sweetly scented spice, to its delicate, penetrating fragrance. Evocative of springtime, the season of love, muguet gave its name in the 16th century to young swains who spent their time flirting. As for the custom of offering it on May 1st, it was born in 1561, when King Charles IX of France was offered a sprig during a visit to the Dauphiné. He was so charmed that each year, on the same day, he offered lily of the valley to all the ladies of his court. Flowers have sparked the imaginations of artists from time immemorial. In this issue of Magnificence, we invite you on an aromatic and transcendent journey to explore the whimsical realm of flowers through the eyes of talented artists, who can transform anything whether it’s mineral pigments, genteel jade, or precious gold into flowers. As spring returns and nature celebrates, let us revel in the fragrance and beauty of a world in bloom. It represents a romantic fairy tale of of Princess lives in poetic magical world where everything is alive sun, moon, stars, mountains, river, trees, flowers, birds, animals, can speak and sing as well a beautiful romantic fairytale with endless love and happiness. For the release of Muguet Millesime 2023, also marking the 170th anniversary of the iconic Bee Bottle design, Guerlain tapped the talent of ceramic artist Karen Swami. Inspired by the graceful shape and smooth texture of lily-of-the-valley, Swami has crafted a creamy white bell of six oversized petals draped over the neck and shoulders of the bottle. From the packaging it’s a whole experience, like a freshly opened chapter waiting to bloom. The bottle symbol of Guerlain, recognized as the bottle bee, completes 170 years since its creation. For the 2023 Millesime edition, exceptional artists Karen Swami, ceramist and Ateliers Vermont, Haute Couture embroidery house, have teamed up. It’s like a surprisingly realistic ceramic bell, in the shape of a flower, complete with a delicate hand-embroidered tulle bow.
Time :- Day & Night
Occasions :- Office, Work, Business, Meetings, College, Hangouts, Weddings, Ceremonies, Red Carpet, Parties, Award Functions, Fashion Shows, Concert, Festivals, Date, Lunch, Special Occasions, Formal Events, Royal Ceremonies, Royal Court, Success, Celebrations, etc.
Projection :- 18 Feet
Silage :- 9 Feet
Longevity :- 8 Hours
Compliment :- Great
Impression :- Great
Seduction :- Great
Versatility :- Great
Launch :- 2023
Nose :- Thierry Wasser
Brand :- Guerlain
