Seven centuries. One drop.
The story of perfume from 1370 to today. Scroll, and time is yours.
- 1370
In a Hungarian monastery, rosemary is distilled in alcohol. Legend calls it the Queen of Hungary’s Water, the first modern perfume.
- 1533
Catherine de’ Medici brings her perfumer from Florence to France. Leather gloves are softened with scent.
- 1656
Grasse turns from tanneries to flower fields. Jasmine is picked at dawn, before the dew dries.
- 1709
In Cologne, Johann Maria Farina bottles a fresh citrus water. The world calls it Eau de Cologne.
- 1882
Chemistry enters the atelier. Molecules made in the lab let perfumers create scents nature never had.
- 1921
Aldehydes and Art Deco. For the first time, a perfume becomes an abstract idea.
- Today
Hundreds of thousands of perfumes exist. Every one of them still begins with a single drop.
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