Washi is a Japanese paper made by hand from plant fibers. It is thin but strong — and it smells like something made with respect for the material.

Uermi found in the Japanese washi tradition what he was looking for: beauty in simplicity, depth without excess, tactility as a philosophy. Do Washi is a fragrance about tenderness that has its own structure.

It opens softly and florally: lilac is moist and fresh, peony is fluffy and pink — together they create a floral space without sweetness. Milk appears imperceptibly — creamy, warm, almost leathery. The heart and base intertwine smoothly: tonka beans are soft and vanilla, cashmeran is velvety warm, musk closes the trail cleanly and gently — like the smell of fresh paper that has not yet been touched by ink.

Do Washi is for those who wear tenderness as a conscious choice and appreciate a fragrance without unnecessary noise. For someone who loves the Japanese aesthetic of simplicity and precision.

Feel the tenderness in the details