Egyptian Glass Perfume Bottle — Ghusn · Applied Gold Vine Column, Ruffled Collar, 2 Sizes (Model 211)

A clear column with a vine climbing it — the tallest, slimmest bottle in the range.

Ghusn’s bottle is a straight cylinder on a small ruffled foot, with a ruffled collar at the shoulder and a tall twisted flame stopper. Up the column climbs the family vine, applied in glass and traced in 24K gold with leaves picked out by hand. Capacity is modest; height is the point.

It is the bottle that gives the Ghusn and Rawda sets their vertical line: two columns behind a burner and a jar make the shelf. Sold in two heights so a pair can be stepped.

Each piece is mouth-blown and finished by hand in our Cairo workshop; small variations in shape, colour and decoration are the signature of the craft.

Specifications

• Model: 211 · name: Ghusn
• Height: M approx. 22 cm · L approx. 28 cm
• Material: mouth-blown borosilicate glass, hand-applied 24K liquid gold
• Colours: Clear, Honey, Green, Blue, Rose — or a mixed assortment
• Use: attar, oud oil and perfume; dressing table display
• Care: hand wash to protect the gold and painted work; not dishwasher safe
• Origin: handmade in Cairo, Egypt

Pairs with Ghusn (Model 164) or Rawda (Model 208).