Creative freedom and an unconventional observation of nature have been integral to Maison Perrier-Jouët since its foundation in 1811. These traits are also characteristic of Art Nouveau, a movement closely linked to the House.

Reflecting the ethos of Art Nouveau, glasses and a champagne bowl were infused with the House’s vision of reinvented nature, crafted with a remarkable degree of traditional savoir-faire.

Following the introduction of each wine described by Hervé Deschamps, cellar master of Maison Perrier-Jouët, a number of words he used to talk about the House’s champagnes have been translated throughout the creative process of Metamorphosis, these words became the inspiration to create the glass collection.

Each of the six glasses in this collection evokes the story and personality of one of the Perrier-Jouët cuvées, while also capturing the special relationship between the House and the Art Nouveau movement.