Fleur de Rocaille

Caron is a French perfume house founded in 1904, with a history shaped by perfumer Ernest Daltroff and Félicie Wanpouille. Their creative partnership established a tradition of expressive compositions and distinctive presentation.

The house’s heritage includes fragrances such as Tabac Blond and Pour Un Homme, reflecting different moments in the evolution of modern perfumery. Caron continues to explore contrasts between materials and styles, connecting its historical identity to new creations. Its appeal lies in that conversation between a substantial perfume archive and a willingness to reinterpret it.