The Object

The bottle is the object.

A heavy-bottomed vessel in dark glass, made to sit on a surface with weight. Designed to be kept, not discarded.

Design rendering of the Founding Collection. Photography of the finished bottles will follow.

A single THURIS bottle on travertine; light passes through the violet-black glass and its thick base.

Anatomy

Glass, weight, metal.

The mechanism is kept out of sight: a concealed dropper inside the neck, closed by a solid cap. No pipette, no rubber bulb, nothing exposed.

Glass
Heavy violet-black rectangular glass
Base
Thick optical base
Neck
Short
Dropper
Concealed internal controlled-droplet reducer
Cap
Solid brushed champagne-metal screw cap
Volume
10 ml
Presentation
Bone presentation box with charcoal typography

Turn the object.

Design rendering of the Founding Collection. Photography of the finished bottles will follow.

Frankincense bottle, design rendering, turned 0 degrees

Frankincense

Neroli bottle, design rendering, turned 0 degrees

Neroli

Rose Geranium bottle, design rendering, turned 0 degrees

Rose Geranium

The three THURIS bottles with their bone presentation boxes on stepped pale stone.

Presentation

A light architectural shell around a dark object.

Each bottle is presented in a bone box with charcoal typography. The smoked-violet world of the vessel sits inside a lighter shell.

The Founding Collection

One object, three materials.

Frankincense, Neroli and Rose Geranium bottles side by side on pale stone.