THE SONA

Tuscany has its own distinct glass tradition deeply rooted in craft, quieter than Murano's. Dating back to the 12th century, the first glass pieces of Tuscany were carafes, apothecary vessels and perfume bottles that supplied the Florentine market for centuries. Italian glass perfume bottles have a history through the Renaissance where glassmakers dominated, producing bottles for European courts that were as much of a collectible object as container. ​

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The Peri collection recalls an Florentine apothecary vessel, the way an old perfume bottle holds its stopper. Inspired by the story of the world's oldest apothecary and one of the best kept secrets of the Renaissance city.