Verescence uses Sculpt’in for Proenza Schouler bottle

Published: 23-Feb-2018
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Glass bottle manufacturer Verescence has developed the glass flacon for the debut fragrance from fashion label Proenza Schouler, called Arizona, under a licence agreement with L’Oréal.

The company used its unique glass-forming process Sculpt’in to create an artistic glass bottle with an asymmetric distribution of glass, blown through a standard neck finish.


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