A decorative sculpture featuring a circular arrangement of textured, rounded, flower-like shapes surrounding a central beige sphere.
Close-up of a hand holding a small bottle near a cluster of white mushrooms.

HAHASO NO MORI

Objet : Scent diffuser
Materials: Recycled cork (wine stoppers), mineral coating (marble powder and natural pigments), travertine sphere (15 cm diameter)
Dimensions: 40 × 40 × 40 cm / Weight: 7 kg
Scent: PETRICHOR by Paul Guerlain
Year: 2026

« Just as with a mother’s love, longed for and never waning, the deciduous trees are called hahaso. Along the rivers, waters enriched with nutrients from their humus flow into the brackish coastal zones. For fisher- men living at river mouths, these trees are truly the matrix from which the riches of the sea are born. [...] Mr. Hatakeyama visited the rias coast of Galicia, and was deeply moved to hear local fishermen say that ‘the forest is the mother of the sea’: thus, in both East and West, fishermen share the same reverence for deci- duous forests—hahaso no mori.»

“The Forest is the sea’s lover”, excerpt from the book by Hatakeyama Shigeatsu

Place HAHASO NO MORI in an entrance hall, a bathroom or a reading room. Diffusion is entirely passive: simply spray the fragrance onto the porous, untreated natural stone, and refresh it whenever you wish, depending on the scent intensity you desire.

A stone sculpture resembling a hand holding a sphere

Custom dimensions and finishes available upon request.

Perfum : Paul Guerlain                    Photography : Cécile Rosenstrauch