Cuir Beluga is the unisex Eau de Parfum that Olivier Polge composed in 2005 for Guerlain, one of the first three opuses in L’Art & La Matière conceived by Sylvaine Delacourte. A leather as supple as white suede, the house says, refreshed with mandarin, brushed with immortelle, melting into a sillage of amber, musk and vanilla. In 50, 100 and 200 ml, refillable bottle inspired by the Flacon Carré of 1870.
L’Art & La Matière bottle inspired by the Flacon Carré of 1870, crafted by Pochet du Courval, refillable and customizable; 50, 100 and 200 ml.
Guerlain traces the L’Art & La Matière bottle back to the Flacon Carré of its heritage, dated 1870: a refined, unisex and contemporary design, crafted by Pochet du Courval, the house's historic glassmaker. It can be refilled at a selection of Guerlain boutiques.
The house offers customization, with materials and colors to choose from, and sells it in 50, 100 and 200 ml, with a sample included with the order to try the fragrance before opening it. A hair mist and a scented soap extend the collection.