Nanako Ogi, raised in Japan surrounded by rice fields and forests, first considered perfumery during her anthropology studies at university.
She earned a chemistry degree in the United States, spent a decade in the fragrance industry, and was then admitted to the Givaudan Perfumery School. She began her career as a perfumer in Dubai in 2017 before relocating to Singapore, known for blending Japanese Kodo incense ceremony traditions with Omani frankincense, and has collaborated with Fragrance Du Bois, Ojar, and Parfums de Marly.
2019CassiliParfums de Marly
2021Amber 01Swiss Arabian
2023Las PozasSAFF & Co.
2024SirèneFragrance Du Bois
2025Nebras ElixirLattafa Perfumes
2025Mallow MaddnesLattafa PerfumesFragrances credited to Nanako in our catalog, by house.
Parfums de Marly · 2019Cassili3,551 ratings · ★ 3.8202Fragrance Du Bois · 2024Sirène1,300 ratings · ★ 4.0403Lattafa Perfumes · 2025Nebras Elixir1,170 ratings · ★ 4.1404Lattafa Perfumes · 2025Mallow Maddnes334 ratings · ★ 4.0505SAFF & Co. · 2023Las Pozas31 ratings · ★ 4.3906Swiss Arabian · 2021Amber 01★ 3.59
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