The Nativité collection by Lancôme, presented from 1942 through 1948, is a sublime example of holiday luxury, combining artistry, symbolism, and masterful craftsmanship. Central to this presentation was the unique flacon known as L’Ange Souffleur, designed by Georges Delhomme and crafted by the esteemed Verrières de la Bresle—an atelier in Normandy famed for producing exquisite, museum-quality perfume bottles. This bottle was specially created to hold several of Lancôme’s iconic fragrances, including Flèches, Tropiques, Cuir, Bocages, Conquete, and Kypre, transforming each scent into a radiant holiday treasure.
