The Nectar de Parfum L’Eau d’Issey Miyake Perfumery is a fascinating world in which the consumer loses themselves in the stories that perfumers choose to tell. For its very first juice, Issey Miyake chose to draw inspiration from water, the source of all life, and turn it into a fragrance.
Water-drop bottle designed by Todd Bracher for the Pure line, copper-pink tinted glass in a gradient, 50 ml size.
The bottle takes up the water-drop shape designed by American designer Todd Bracher for the Pure line. For this version, the glass is tinted copper-pink. Retailer pages describe a peach-colored base that fades as it rises toward the top, gradient copper hues and an elongated silhouette shared with the other bottles in the range.
The kinship with the historic conical bottle of L'Eau d'Issey is explicit: the Pure line takes up its codes, the crystalline ball that once crowned the top having slipped down to the bottom of the bottle, a design choice attributed to Todd Bracher. The 50 ml size is the one sold by retailers.