High to Lotus

Otherworldly floral leather
Green
Unconventional
Woody
Notesambrette seedsartichokeclovescorianderheliotropejasmineleatherlotuslovage rootmimosaneroliorris (iris root)oudpatchoulipepperpeppermintrosesandalwoodseaweedstar anise
Tags #beast
Style unisex
High to Lotus - Space Fluid - Bloom Perfumery
High to Lotus - Space Fluid - Bloom Perfumery

Tentacles of anise-infused florals (jasmine, mimosa, white rose) weave their way through this sea of green: vegetal artichoke, watery lotus, bright peppermint, briny seaweed. The effect is a deep, esoteric leather.

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This is green fragrance with an undertow: damp vegetation and briny water rather than clipped stems. It suits an unhurried afternoon that carries the atmosphere of a lakeside walk indoors, its dark leather impression giving quiet conversation a more substantial, slightly disconcerting presence.

How to wear

Try it first in mild or cool weather, when the contrast between watery greens and dark woods is less likely to feel overwhelming. Begin with one spray on skin and let it settle before adding more; its dense character calls for restraint at close quarters. In warmth, keep the application lighter.

Who it’s for

For those drawn to vegetal, salty and woody fragrances that resist familiar categories. It will appeal to lovers of unusual green compositions and dark leather effects, especially when they prefer tension and texture to straightforward floral sweetness.

Release year

2022–2023

The nose

Markéta Maf is the perfumery name of Czech writer and artist Markéta Baňková. Her approach draws on real-life smells, using unexpected materials and deliberate contrasts rather than conventional polish. For High to Lotus, she brought artichoke, lotus, oud and seaweed into a composition that balances bitter, sweet, salty, cool and damp impressions.

Space Fluid’s story

Space Fluid treats perfume as an artist-led work encompassing scent, bottle painting and presentation. Its unusual but wearable compositions explore memory, emotion and familiar smells in unfamiliar combinations, using both botanical materials and synthetic molecules. The house’s “Own your space” philosophy favours a personal atmosphere over a status accessory.

High to Lotus’s concept

High to Lotus grew from the challenge of reconciling artichoke, lotus, oud and seaweed without erasing their differences. Supporting ingredients bind the contrasting sensations while preserving a productive tension. Its accompanying fictional story follows a bird encountering a talking lotus beside a woodland lake, turning the composition into an imagined journey beyond ordinary flight.

Extra info

The brand presents its ingredients as a single palette rather than a top, heart and base pyramid. The plain bottle carries the perfumer’s handwritten inscription, while painted versions extend the fragrance into a visual artwork. Baňková has described High to Lotus as probably her best composition—a personal favourite rather than an award distinction.

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Notesambrette seedsartichokeclovescorianderheliotropejasmineleatherlotuslovage rootmimosaneroliorris (iris root)oudpatchoulipepperpeppermintrosesandalwoodseaweedstar anise
Tags #beast
Style unisex

Tentacles of anise-infused florals (jasmine, mimosa, white rose) weave their way through this sea of green: vegetal artichoke, watery lotus, bright peppermint, briny seaweed. The effect is a deep, esoteric leather.

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All about this fragrance

Vibe check

This is green fragrance with an undertow: damp vegetation and briny water rather than clipped stems. It suits an unhurried afternoon that carries the atmosphere of a lakeside walk indoors, its dark leather impression giving quiet conversation a more substantial, slightly disconcerting presence.

How to wear

Try it first in mild or cool weather, when the contrast between watery greens and dark woods is less likely to feel overwhelming. Begin with one spray on skin and let it settle before adding more; its dense character calls for restraint at close quarters. In warmth, keep the application lighter.

Who it’s for

For those drawn to vegetal, salty and woody fragrances that resist familiar categories. It will appeal to lovers of unusual green compositions and dark leather effects, especially when they prefer tension and texture to straightforward floral sweetness.

Release year

2022–2023

The nose

Markéta Maf is the perfumery name of Czech writer and artist Markéta Baňková. Her approach draws on real-life smells, using unexpected materials and deliberate contrasts rather than conventional polish. For High to Lotus, she brought artichoke, lotus, oud and seaweed into a composition that balances bitter, sweet, salty, cool and damp impressions.

Space Fluid’s story

Space Fluid treats perfume as an artist-led work encompassing scent, bottle painting and presentation. Its unusual but wearable compositions explore memory, emotion and familiar smells in unfamiliar combinations, using both botanical materials and synthetic molecules. The house’s “Own your space” philosophy favours a personal atmosphere over a status accessory.

High to Lotus’s concept

High to Lotus grew from the challenge of reconciling artichoke, lotus, oud and seaweed without erasing their differences. Supporting ingredients bind the contrasting sensations while preserving a productive tension. Its accompanying fictional story follows a bird encountering a talking lotus beside a woodland lake, turning the composition into an imagined journey beyond ordinary flight.

Extra info

The brand presents its ingredients as a single palette rather than a top, heart and base pyramid. The plain bottle carries the perfumer’s handwritten inscription, while painted versions extend the fragrance into a visual artwork. Baňková has described High to Lotus as probably her best composition—a personal favourite rather than an award distinction.

All about this fragrance

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