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.
Custom dimensions and finishes available upon request.
Perfum : Paul Guerlain Photography : Cécile Rosenstrauch