J'AURAI TA PEAU 50ml
Description
J’AURAI TA PEAU translates Isaac Sellam's material palette into a leather fragrance. Spicy ginger opens the composition, before oud, elemi resin and smoky guaiac wood develop a dark, resinous depth. Musk and a pronounced leather note form the base, giving the Eau de Parfum its dry, powerful character.
- Eau de Parfum, 50 ml
- Leathery, woody fragrance with smoky notes
- Fragrance notes: leather, oud, ginger, elemi resin, guaiac wood and musk
- Signature Isaac Sellam metal staples
- Solid metal nut used as the bottle cap
- Leather cover cut, dyed and assembled by hand in the Paris atelier
Product information
- Product type
- Perfume
- Process
- The bottle's leather cover is cut, dyed and assembled by hand in the Paris atelier, using the signature metal staples.
- Model name
- J'AURAI TA PEAU
- Designer
- Isaac Sellam
Manufacturer information
Isaac Sellam is one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary French avant-garde fashion. The Parisian designer founded Isaac Sellam Experience in 2002, following many years of intensive exploration of leather, its properties and new ways of working with it. Sellam continues to see his atelier as a laboratory for materials and construction.
His work centres on leather with exceptional qualities, textures and treatments. Anatomical cuts, visible construction, distinctive metal staples, functional fastenings and deliberately exposed seams are characteristic of his designs. Sellam develops each silhouette from the properties of the material itself. Even technically demanding leathers can be worked to feel surprisingly light, flexible and almost like fabric.
The pieces are made by hand in Sellam's own Paris atelier, bringing development, cutting and construction together. This close connection to the craft gives each piece its distinctive character: small differences in leather, surface and workmanship develop further with wear.
The result combines craftsmanship, material research and an industrial aesthetic, at once raw and precise, and unmistakably Isaac Sellam.