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OUR EXCEPTIONAL VIAL
Les Voyages de CARON collection, composed of exceptional vial, embodies the long-standing complicity between the artist Gilles CHABRIER, glass engraver, and CARON. This collection is inspired by the travel photographs taken by Ariane de Rothschild, to create the cases for our perfumes.
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Exceptional vial - From a bird's eye
Exceptional vial - Dunes
Gilles Chabrier, artist and master glassmaker
Gilles CHABRIER’s inspiration is limitless. Hand, eye, and ear: all the faculties take part in his expression. In his workshop, glass becomes a living material. He watches it evolve. He listens to it breathe. He weighs it. To sculpt the material, he practices the rigorous art of sandblasting, of which he is among the internationally recognised masters. Transparency and opacity, shapes and depth; the glass obeys him. He knows all its secrets and reveals them to us.
Flight over the Tabuk desert
“When I flew over the Tabuk desert, I thought I’d see a vast expanse of sand. I was wrong. It’s rock that forms this landscape. With its ridges, its shadows, and its stark shapes, it offers powerful perspectives. The craters and canyons form a tormented drawing; there is something almost violent in its lines. From above, I thought I saw the earth’s original landscape, as if the world had just been formed and still bore the traces of its difficult birth. This desert makes life’s ephemeral nature all the more palpable, but its terrestrial strength filled me with a mysterious energy.” Ariane de ROTHSCHILD
Journey to the heart of the Rub Al-Khali desert
“I had the chance to fly over the Rub Al-Khali desert. I’ve known other deserts. None of them gave me this sense of a vast limitless. None of them had such tall dunes blown by the wind. I dreamed of the lost city of Iram that ancient tales speak of, and of which no trace remains. I imagined the caravans that once crossed these immense spaces. The routes they followed no longer exist. An unusual pink colour bathes these almost troubling spaces: if you set off to explore them, you would never return from the journey. But from above, you can experience their harmony as far as the eye can see.” Ariane de ROTHSCHILD
Sketch by Gilles Chabrier