Bottega Veneta
An Italian luxury house translating its craft heritage into fragrances shaped by Venice, material contrasts, and global ingredients.
Italy
About Bottega Veneta
Bottega Veneta is an Italian luxury house that joins craft heritage with contemporary design. Its fragrances extend that approach through tactile materials, controlled contrasts, and sculptural presentation.
History
The house introduced its first fragrance, Bottega Veneta Eau de Parfum, in 2011. Perfumer Michel Almairac composed its leather and floral character around an evocation of the Venetian countryside. Later releases have continued to translate the house's interest in material, texture, and place into distinct olfactory forms.
Philosophy & Signature Style
Venice and its history of cultural exchange form a central point of inspiration. Essences from different parts of the world are woven into contrasts such as mineral and floral, fruit and wood, or openness and depth. Organic glass bottles, marble bases, and refillable formats extend the same attention to craft and form beyond the scent itself.
Representative Fragrances
Acqua Sale explores mineral salinity, Colpo di Sole brings sunlight to floral materials, and Bare Morning builds a soft, skin-like texture. Together, these fragrances show how the house gives contrasting ingredients a measured, tactile structure.
