This May, Jorum and Craft Scotland present The Shape of Scent: a multi-sensory exploration of fragrance and glass. This special event brings together a free public exhibition alongside a ticketed programme of talks, demonstration and a cocktail reception as part of part of London Craft Week 2026.
Marking seven years since Jorum’s collaboration with glass artist Juli Bolaños-Durman on Wild Flowers, the exhibition showcases a series of works born from the collection. Originally inspired by Jorum’s inaugural fragrance range, Progressive Botany Vol. I, these pieces translate scent into tactile, visual form. Visitors will also encounter a wider selection drawn from Juli’s broader body of work.
The objects on display embody the rich, raw and abundant character of the natural world. Working with discarded glass, Juli deconstructs and reconfigures each element through an intuitive, playful process, embellishing forms with intricate, hand-cut detail.
Photography by Gabriela Silveira with botanical styling by Pyrus
The Wild Flowers collection also served as the catalyst for the Jorum Craft Award, established in 2020, an annual initiative delivered in partnership with Craft Scotland to support contemporary makers.
Exhibition opening times
Tuesday 12 May, 11am – 6pm
Wednesday 13 May, 11am – 3pm
No ticket required.
Ticketed event: Wednesday 13 May
3pm: Welcome, talk and demonstration
4pm – 6pm: Cocktail reception
On Wednesday from 3pm, Jorum’s Chloe Mullen joins Juli Bolaños-Durman in conversation, chaired by Craft Scotland’s Stacey Hunter, followed by a live demonstration and evening reception.
The exhibition is free to attend. Tickets are required for the talk and reception.
