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The term "Velvet Age" is not widely recognized in historical contexts, and as such, there is limited information specifically about an inventor of the bidet during a period referred to as the "Velvet Age." However, in general historical references, the bidet is often associated with France and is believed to have been invented in the 17th or 18th century, although the exact inventor is not well-documented.

Bidets became popular in France and other parts of Europe and were considered a standard part of personal hygiene during the 18th century. They were typically found in the bedrooms and dressing rooms of the affluent classes. For more specific information regarding the inventor and possible connections to a period called the "Velvet Age," further detailed historical research would be necessary.