About this packaging
Atelier des Ors’ Novae Vanilla Édition Limitée Artisanat d’Or turns its clear fragrance bottle into a decorative object through fine gold-colored linework, a flared cap and visible gold leaf. The official listing identifies a 100 mL limited edition and explains that 24-carat leaf is present in the fragrance.
Atelier des Ors presents Novae Vanilla Artisanat d’Or as a limited edition. The selected bottle reads Novae Vanilla on a central label.[1]
Edition note. The cited gold-leaf and 100 mL details describe the limited Novae Vanilla edition; they should not be generalized to the brand’s other fragrances.
Pack construction & use
- Bottle and cap
- The selected image shows a transparent rounded bottle with a thick clear-looking base and a flared gold-colored cap. Materials for the vessel and cap are not specified in the cited product information.Observed in the reference photograph
- Gold-leaf edition
- Atelier des Ors identifies the edition as 100 mL and says it contains 24-carat gold leaf. The brand’s FAQ states that the leaf is mercury-free and does not obstruct the pump; this is a brand statement about the formula, not a packaging-material specification.[1]
What makes the design work
Editorial analysis of this packaging reference.
Linework radiates from a compact label
Fine gold-colored lines and star-like marks spread around the small central label. The graphic field uses the bottle’s curved surface as a frame, allowing the product name to remain the quiet focal point.
Visible contents extend the decoration
Gold-colored flakes are visible through the clear vessel, linking the liquid to the exterior ornament. This reference coordinates a package graphic with an observable product detail rather than relying on print alone.
A sculptural cap closes the composition
The cap widens into a flared silhouette above the narrow neck. It gives the bottle a distinct profile and counterbalances the vertical concentration of the label and decorative lines.
Ideas for your next brief
- Coordinate exterior decoration with a distinctive visible feature of the product inside.
- Keep the main label compact when a wider graphic field can frame it without reducing legibility.
- Treat a distinctive cap silhouette as part of the product’s recognition from a distance.
Sources & further reading
Researched 19 October 2026





