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KIZUNA

Kizuna Room Mist

Kizuna Room Mist

£29.95
£29.95
About

Kizuna (from Japanese) — a deep connection.

Dewy moss. Pine trees. Resin against sun-warmed bark. A sudden breeze touches your cheek. And just for a moment, a bond is felt with everything that lives and breathes.

Developed exclusively for the Baltic Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka (Japan), this woody green aroma reflects the depth and quiet mystery of the Northern forests. An olfactory companion to artist Arthur Analts’ (Arturs Analts) KIZUNA installation — a living glass wall that gathers mist and evokes memories — the scent becomes part of a shared experience, weaving a connection across continents.

Crafted by MÁDARA perfumers, the ambient scent blends notes of pine, earthy soil and aromatic spice into a deep, woody composition with a pulse of hidden warmth. Now available as a limited edition room mist — from the Baltic Pavilion to your space.

Made in Latvia.

Pairs well with

Mist into the air to scent your room, studio or workspace. Avoid direct contact with skin or eyes. Keep out of reach of children. Do not spray near an open flame. May leave traces on surfaces.

All ingredients / INCI:

  • Aqua
  • Alcohol
  • PPG-26-Buteth-26
  • PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil

*Please note that ingredient lists may change and slightly vary from time to time. You will always find the most up-to-date information on the actual product packaging.

This product is made in MÁDARA factory (Riga, Latvia) using 100% green electricity from renewable sources. All formulas are responsibly developed in our labs, designed to be skin-friendly and biodegradable, free from harsh chemicals and potential environmental pollutants.

We use Earth-conscious packaging solutions, including post-consumer recycled plastics, recycled ocean waste and materials left over from sugarcane and wood production.

Our primary packaging — tubes, bottles, flacons — has been recyclable since 2006.

This bottle is recyclable, made from 100% prevented ocean plastic — recycled plastic collected from coastal areas at risk of ocean pollution.