Floraiku

Floraïku Paris combines an admiration for Asian culture and its sense of refinement with the olfactory savoir-faire of French perfumery to create unique fragrances. Each perfume is named after a haiku, a short poem in three verses, giving the composition its impetus and celebrating the beauty of a single moment: a sunrise, the arrival of spring, a budding love. The house's collections pay tribute to the enchantment of nature and the rituals it inspires, drawing on ceremonies specific to Asian culture, from tea to incense to flowers.

Floraïku Paris was founded in 2017 by Clara and John Molloy, following a trip to Japan that introduced them to a culture so delicate and respectful of nature, one that resonates through its literature and arts. It was their second venture, after founding Memo Paris in 2007. Their openness to the world mirrors who they are: she, born in Paris, a literature lover and poet; he, a curious globe-trotter who has always loved fashion and envisioned luxury in service of creation. Together, they united Paris, the cradle of perfume design, with Asia, the heart of refinement.