The current Beles · Fico d'India packaging direction begins with a measured glass cube: height, width, and depth are equal. The frosted shell has softly rounded edges and a substantial clear base. Factory-full pale perfume reaches the shoulder with only a hairline air space, so the object never reads as an empty or previously used display bottle.
The cap
A broad ivory stopper has equal side and depth dimensions, softened corners, and a lower profile than the glass cube. The recessed double-E is engraved on all four vertical faces and the top, while a warm-gold shoulder medallion and collar separate the sculpture from the glass.
The face
There is no grey belt. The front hierarchy reads EILLON, Fico d'India, Beles, Extrait de Parfum, Copenhagen, and the volume copy in restrained black type. Each line is kept clear of the bottle edges and the emblem.
The emblem
The complete winged leopard rests in fine black line beneath the Extrait de Parfum text. Wings, body, drapery, crown, and paws remain visible as one unbroken mark — never cropped by the bottle edge or divided by a label strip.
Made for parfum
Beles is an oil-rich parfum, not a thin alcohol-forward spray. The flacon is sized and weighted for a concentrate you apply with intention — each bottle hand-finished in Copenhagen and wrapped in stone-tone cloth and cream archival paper.
Object evidence file
| Bottle | Glass | Cap | Emblem | Lettering | Label state | Prototype/pilot status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Current Beles concept | Measured frosted-glass cube, factory-full pale perfume | Ivory x:y:y cap, five-face engraving, gold shoulder and collar | Complete winged leopard beneath the concentration line | Exact black EILLON / BELES / FICO D'INDIA hierarchy | No grey strip | Reference-led packaging concept, not documentary photography |
| BL-001 archive | Earlier pilot packaging | Earlier pilot cap | Earlier pilot artwork | Earlier pilot lettering | Archival evidence | Twenty-four real hand-filled pilot flacons documented separately |