Kenzo pays homage to Japan's most iconic color, indigo blue, also known as Japanese blue, with its new Eau de Parfum FLOWER INDIGO. This color, extracted from the leaves of the indigo shrub, has existed since the dawn of time and has long been used to dye garments and decorative fabrics. Now, the fashion of Kenzo has embraced this natural indigo blue, especially for dyeing the Japanese denim. For this new Eau de Parfum, perfumers Ane Ayo and Florian Gallo have captured the essence of Japanese blue by using iris dyed with indigo ink. At the heart of this fragrance, Iris, the blue gold of perfumery, reveals its olfactory power through powdery and woody notes. At the base, a unique mineral accord of Indigo Ink combines with the smoky and leathery nuances of Blue Vanilla to create una a fragrance of compelling sensuality.