floraïku’s “three ceremonies”
A poetic fragrance journey inspired by Japanese rituals
Floraïku Paris is a French niche perfume house that captures the essence of Japanese culture through scent, poetry and art. Their fragrances are divided into three ceremonies, each representing a unique character and symbolism.
Summary
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Floraïku draws inspiration from Japanese rituals through three fragrance ceremonies.
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Each scent blends poetic storytelling with refined ingredients and design.
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The collection offers a sensory experience where perfume becomes art.
Floraïku Paris was founded in 2017 by Clara and John Molloy...
During a trip to Japan, the couple found inspiration...
japanese inspiration
The fragrances are named after haikus...
the three ceremonies
Floraïku’s universe is divided into three collections...
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First ceremony: Ô CHA...
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Second ceremony: IKEBANA...
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Third ceremony: KŌDŌ...
"shadowing"
Floraïku also developed Shadowing™...
Unique design concept and artistic presentation
The bottles come in luxurious bento box-inspired packaging...
Floraïku is more than a perfume...