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Each antique glass bottle holds a historical pigment—mineral ultramarine blues, chrome yellows, verdigris, carmine reds, mauves, whites, iridescent hues. Housed in period apothecary jars, each bears a label cut from 19th-century French paper, featuring beautiful handwritten script. Part artwork, part curiosity, part archive, each bottle is a unique, individually sold fragment of French material history—as if time itself had been bottled.

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Small Earth-toned pigment bottle - PMA5 Small Earth-toned pigment bottle - PMA5

Small Earth-toned pigment bottle - PMA5

12.00 €
A bottle from another era, with its hand-blown glass and label, each one carrying its own story. Inside, an antique pigment, a color seemingly frozen...
Black pigment bottle - PN5 Black pigment bottle - PN5

Black pigment bottle - PN5

12.00 €
A bottle from another era, with its hand-blown glass and label, each one carrying its own story. Inside, an antique pigment, a color seemingly frozen...
Deep gray pigment bottle - PGR1 Deep gray pigment bottle - PGR1

Deep gray pigment bottle - PGR1

12.00 €
A bottle from another era, with its hand-blown glass and label, each one carrying its own story. Inside, an antique pigment, a color seemingly frozen...
White pigment bottle - PB2 White pigment bottle - PB2

White pigment bottle - PB2

12.00 €
A bottle from another era, with its hand-blown glass and label, each one carrying its own story. Inside, an antique pigment, a color seemingly frozen...
Glossy grey pigment Bottle - PAR607 Glossy grey pigment Bottle - PAR607

Glossy grey pigment Bottle - PAR607

12.00 €
A bottle from another era, with its hand-blown glass and label, each one carrying its own story. Inside, an antique pigment, a color seemingly frozen...
Apothecary bottle-Deep withe pigment-PAR578 Apothecary bottle-Deep withe pigment-PAR578

Apothecary bottle-Deep withe pigment-PAR578

12.00 €
A bottle from another era, with its hand-blown glass and label, each one carrying its own story. Inside, an antique pigment, a color seemingly frozen...