Fragrance

Flower By Kenzo Ikebana Eau de Parfum Top note: Buckwheat Tea Heart notes: Cherry Blossom and Indian Tuberose Base notes: Australian Sandalwood, Vetiver, and Cedar Flower Ikebana pays tribute to designer Kenzo Takada’s love for vibrant floral arrangements and the refined art de vivre — the art of living well. This fragrance is a celebration of the ancient Japanese art of Ikebana, the mindful and poetic arrangement of flowers in space. KENZO unveils a new chapter in its fragrance collection with Flower Ikebana By Kenzo, inspired by the grace and elegance of Japanese floral artistry. According to the brand, this perfume is more than a scent — it’s poetry in a bottle, telling tales of distant lands and blossoming gardens. Created by perfumers Alexandra Monet and Alberto Morillas, the fragrance breathes new life into the Flower saga, exploring the beauty of other blossoms. This refined and delicate floral-woody scent, aligned with Japanese olfactory traditions, unveils its charm subtly and profoundly. It harmoniously blends three core elements: the toasted warmth of buckwheat tea, the softness of cherry blossom enhanced with Indian tuberose absolute, and the rare, calming Australian sandalwood essential oil. Its base lingers with vetiver and cedarwood. The fragrance is composed of 90% ingredients of natural origin. The new flacon is adorned with the iconic Sakura flower, and KENZO Parfums presents its first recyclable eco-glass cap. “Our fragrance embodies eco-consciousness: made entirely in France, the bottle includes 15% recycled glass, and the packaging paper is sourced from FSC-certified wood. We use bio-based inks, further emphasizing our commitment to sustainability,” — states the brand in its press release.