This is a 100ml glass perfume bottle whose decoration is molded into the glass rather than printed onto it. A continuous relief of elongated ovals and sweeping ribs wraps three faces of a rectangular flask, breaking around a smooth pebble-shaped panel that carries your label. The bottle stands 142.5mm tall on a thick stepped glass base, topped by a flared sculpted cap over a fine-mist spray pump.
Product Name: Sculpted-Relief Glass Perfume Bottle
Kapazität: 100ml
Farbe Customized
Material: glass bottle + metal cap + metal logo panel
Use: perfume brands
Mindestbestellmenge 10000pcs
Delivery Packing: Standard export carton packing
Surface Treatment: Silk screen, frosting, electroplating, color coating, 3D printing, hot stamping
Packaging Suggestion:
The buyer. A niche fragrance house is releasing its first concentrated parfum. Its existing three eaux sit in a plain rectangular stock bottle that the founder describes, accurately, as “a nice bottle anyone can buy.” The new release is priced roughly double the line average and has to look like it belongs at that price from across a room.
The tradeoff. Commissioning bespoke glass was the ambition and the obstacle: a fully custom mold for a single high-price, low-volume SKU is difficult to justify, and the brand did not yet know whether the concentrate would become a permanent line or a one-season experiment. Heavier decoration on the existing bottle was tested and abandoned — printing over a plain flask reads as decoration applied to a stock shape, which is exactly the perception the launch needed to escape.
The Jarsking response. We proposed a bottle whose distinctiveness is already in the glass. The relief is molded, so the brand gets structural identity without originating a mold from zero, and the finish system means this bottle can carry the concentrate now and the rest of the line later if the release succeeds — the reverse of a single-SKU tooling commitment.
The choice you can see. The image shows the route they took: translucent red glass with a gradient matte coating that thickens toward the base, so the relief reads as carved shadow at the top and dissolves into saturated color at the plinth. Raking light does the rest — the ribs and ovals throw their own shadows across the body, and the thick stepped base catches light and pools red onto the surface beneath it. The cap is matte black rather than gold, which keeps the bottle graphic and contemporary instead of ornate, and the black pebble label panel disappears into the relief until you are close enough to read it.
17. Stock, Ostflügel, Gebäude 2,
Yiyun Tech Innovation Center,
Nr. 33-13, Jinshi Dritte Straße, Dayuan Straße,
Baiyun Bezirk, Guangzhou,
Provinz Guangdong, China
Büro 10, 24. Stock,
Der One Tower,
943 Sheikh Zayed Road,
Barsha Heights (Al Thanyah First),
Dubai, Vereinigte Arabische Emirate
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