Floraïku

Floraïku is a perfume line by Clara and John Molloy, creators of the perfume house Memo Paris. This time it's Japanese culture, with its ceremonies and traditions being the source of inspiration.

The Floraïku name also derives from the Japanese poem Haiku and the names of the perfumes also have a literary touch, which is derived from a text line or title from a poetic work. The Floraïku brand started in 2017 and is associated with exclusivity, beauty and artistic craftsmanship - not least the beautiful corks and presentations have given the brand a profile that is unlike anything else on the market.

In addition to perfumer Alienor Massenet - who also created fragrances for Memo Paris - you have collaborated with Sarah Burri and Sophie Labb and managed to create a fragrance library that opens all your senses. Luxury, nature experience and poetry in a magical union and scents with an unmistakable Asian touch - welcome into Japan's enchanting world.