TeaOpens with
Indian TuberoseHeart
SandalwoodDries down to
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Flower Ikebana
The quiet focus of arranging flowers — where each petal and leaf is placed with intention, creating a moment of serene beauty.
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Flower IkebanaMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Flower Ikebana by Kenzo, launched in 2023 and crafted by perfumers Alberto Morillas and Alexandra Monet, weaves together a composition that embodies the delicate art of ikebana — Japanese flower arranging. The fragrance opens with the freshness of tea, leading into a heart of Indian tuberose and cherry blossom, which brings an ethereal floral quality. The base notes of sandalwood, cedarwood, and vetiver anchor this bouquet in earthy warmth, creating a harmonious blend that captures both elegance and natural simplicity.
For best effect, apply this fragrance in light layers. The fresh tea note fades quickly, making it essential to layer the scent throughout the day for sustained enjoyment. It reads best close to skin rather than filling a room.
Fig. 01 — Flower Ikebana, Kenzo
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Alberto Morillas
The invisible architectAlberto Morillas is one of the most prolific and celebrated perfumers of the modern era. Born in Seville and trained in Geneva at Firmenich, he possesses an extraordinary gift for constructing fragrances that feel simultaneously complex and effortless.
“Technique is important, but it's the perfumer's soul that makes the difference.”
Alberto Morillas · Mizensir journal ('Nose-to-nose with founder Alberto Morillas'), July 2025
Co-created with Alexandra Monet
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