Michèle Luzoro (biot, France) Blown-glass Perfume Bottle, 1992

An ovoid piece with a flattened body, topped by its original stopper drawn out into a transparent, pear-shaped point. Mouth-blown, multi-layered glass. It features a sophisticated internal design with geological and organic motifs in shades of coral pink, ochre, and black, enhanced by rich inclusions of copper flecks and glittering enamels that create a unique, sparkling texture.

Total height: 17 cm; Width: 9 cm. Perfect condition; signed "Luzoro 1992" at the base.
Michèle Luzoro (born 1949) is a native of Biot. Her passion for blown glass grew out of her relationship with master glassmaker Jean-Claude Novaro; together, in 1977, they founded a studio bearing his name, focusing primarily on unique art pieces. In 1982, following their separation, Michèle Luzoro retained the studio and, assisted by two accomplished glassmakers, launched her own creations—ranging from decorative glassware to unique art pieces. Her work has focused largely on color harmony and feminine forms. Thirty years of passion for the craft have followed—a passion crowned with success.