Chopova Lowena shapes three fragranced soaps in ceramic vessels
The London design duo's signature scents now come as hand poured glycerine soaps moulded into creatures and paired with marbled ceramic plates, available exclusively at their Clubhouse.
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Chopova Lowena has expanded its olfactory universe with three hand poured glycerine soaps, each moulded into a sculptural creature and paired with its own marbled ceramic plate. The collection brings the label’s playful sensibility into the realm of the everyday ritual, transforming the act of washing into something worthy of display.
The trio draws from the brand’s signature fragrances. Bun Bun Rabbit arrives in the scent of Queen Rosa, Rosa is Queen, rendered in a soft coral hue and shaped as a diminutive rabbit with ears pricked upward. Cat Dog carries the scent of Hay Zhasmina in periwinkle blue, its form straddling the boundary between feline and canine with characteristic Chopova Lowena wit. Snail completes the set in celadon green with the scent of Great Root, Green Ruth, its spiralled shell evoking a moment of contemplative slowness.
Both the soaps and their companion plates are crafted in Bulgaria. Each soap is hand poured from glycerine, while the ceramic plates are hand formed and marbled, ensuring that no two pieces are precisely alike. The packaging extends the designs’s charm: bold pink, blue and lime boxes are printed with the characters in black outline, a visual language the designers have woven throughout their recent work. Soaps are priced at £35 each with ceramic plates at £15, available exclusively at the Chopova Lowena Clubhouse at 84 Teesdale Street in London.
Imagery courtesy of Chopova Lowena (@chopovalowena).
