Since its creation in 1921, Chanel No. 5 perfume has exclusively used flowers from Pegomas Valley, nestled between the Alps and the Mediterranean. This six-volume collection uncovers the secretive artisanal methods behind the world’s most sought-after fragrances. Each book is dedicated to one of the five primary flowers – centifolia rose, iris, jasmine, geranium, and tuberose – used in Chanel perfumes, with the last volume illuminating the creators and the production process. This comprehensive collection offers a rare glimpse into Chanel’s legacy and the artistry of perfume-making.