A tribute to "La Rose du Louvre" , an original created by Jean-Michel Othoniel, diptyque collaborated with the artist on an exclusive eau de toilette honoring the queen of flowers. A peppery rose featuring the spicy and woody scent of vetiver, the limited-edition fragrance also features the artist's work.

With a pronounced taste for metamorphoses, sublimations and transmutations, Jean-Michel Othoniel has a predilection for materials whose properties are reversible, poetic and delicate. He started out in the early 90s, creating works made of wax or sulphur. From 1992 onwards, these were presented by Jan Hoet at the Documenta exhibition in Kassel.
The following year saw a real turning point in his work with the introduction of glass. Working with the finest craftsmen in Murano, he explored the characteristics of this material, which would be his calling card from then on. The delicacy of glass, and the subtlety of its colours, reflect his overarching aim as an artist: to restore a touch of poetry and enchantment to the world.
His current works have taken on an architectural dimension and are very much at home in gardens and historic sites, where they can be found all around the world thanks to both public and private commissions.