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THE BRADICAN DESIGN ARCHIVE / Parfums

The vessel tells one story. The scent will tell another.

Fictional full-length adult editorial model highlighting Faceted bottle & presence

THE PRODUCT IN FOCUSFaceted bottle & presenceDesign concept

01 / HISTORICAL REFERENCE

Where the idea
begins.

Ancient Egyptian perfume vessels preserved at The Metropolitan Museum of Art show that scent and the designed object have a long relationship. Glass bottles were among the forms made by Egyptian craftspeople in the Eighteenth Dynasty.

Collection design study highlighting Faceted bottle & presence

THE DESIGN STUDYFaceted bottle & presenceDesign concept

Historical reading · The Met — Egyptian perfume bottle

02 / PRESENT DESIGN STUDY

BRADICAN’s fragrance direction currently centres on a faceted house bottle and four proposed identities: Nocte, Vert Minuit, Ambre Sillage and Lumière Voilée.

Why it matters.

Fragrance connects design with an intimate sensory experience. A considered vessel can give that experience a recognisable visual identity.

03 / THE BRADICAN INTERPRETATION

We create
fashion ideas.

We imagine fragrance as a companion to a wardrobe: another expression of mood and presence. The bottle is a visual concept; final scent notes, concentration and volume will be announced when confirmed.

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OUR PREMIUM DESIGN AMBITION

Quality in
the details.

BRADICAN’s ambition is premium design with carefully considered materials, fit and finishing. These are the details we intend to evaluate as the concepts move towards finished products.

  • Confirmed fragrance formulation and concentration
  • Packaging and bottle specification
  • Safety, stability and market labelling requirements

Illustrations and current catalogue designs are concepts. Final materials, construction, test results and care information will be specified on the finished product page when confirmed.

THE CURRENT DESIGN EDIT

Ideas taking shape.

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