Mancera Paris

The Story of Mancera
In 2008, Pierre Montale founded the Mancera brand, starting a unique collaboration with his daughter, Amélie.

In 2017, Amélie became artistic director of Mancera, underlining the continuity of a project that spans generations.

Pierre is a tireless traveler of the Far East, with a deep knowledge of the most hidden secrets of oriental perfumery.
Amélie, a photographer and visual artist with a passion for Art Deco, grew up immersed in the world of perfumery, surrounded by fragrances that marked her childhood.

Graphic arts and olfactory design intertwine in a creation that defies time. Purity and geometry characterize both the juices and the crystalline containers that contain them.

Mancera blends Western and Eastern inspirations in this four-handed project. From this family synergy a synaesthetic dance, visual and olfactory, is born, a journey to remote lands, where myths are born and the future is shaped.

The Art Deco inspiration
Mancera embodies a distinctive French aesthetic, a little eccentric and extraordinary, enriched by luxurious inspirations and an unmistakable perfectionism.

Pierre Montale wanted to create a line that would express the purity and elegance of the fragrance's shape, with a design inspired by the stylization of the prints and the richness of the materials of the bottles.

Order, color and geometry define the modern look of the collection, with luxurious elements such as gilding, Macassar wood, mother-of-pearl, precious metals (gold and brass) and leather, embracing the oriental colors typical of the bottles.

A tribute to French refinement for a man who travels between exotic countries and his homeland.