Rare Champagne launches second collaboration with upcycling artist William Amor
William Amor crafted a floral adornment for Rare Champagne’s Rare Rosé Millésime 2014. The release comes with an NFT giving the buyer access to a mathusalem in 2032.
William Amor and Rare Champagne have revealed their latest collaboration. The Paris-based artist specialized in plastic upcycling crafted a floral adornment for Rare Champagne’s Rare Rosé Millésime 2014. The Rosa Péonie is made from a colored plastic bag, vine leaves are made from champagne coiffes that are embossed and sculpted, and a sequin is created from crystallized tartar taken from Rare Champagne’s vats.
The 75cl champagne in housed in a coffret (ATS L’Atelier Luxe) whose greyboard structure is wrapped in 100g black Neferta buckram paper. It is embellished with hot-stamping (Kurz’s Luxor 355), three-pass relief screen printing and embossing.
