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Forest Bathing Diffuser: Inushi Branches

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$132.5 $265 In stock

Category: 全コレクション

Scent architecture from Japan's ancient woodlands. This reed diffuser transforms your space through botanical minimalism—where fragrance becomes both presence and absence.

Inushi branches present a compact version of nature's calligraphy—fine, expressive lines that cast delicate shadows across surfaces. In rare instances, dormant buds may flower—an unexpected botanical dialogue within your interior.

Handcrafted by Odai forestry artisans who harvest only with scissors, never machinery. The essence of Odai Town, part of a Biosphere Reserve, distilled into delicate water-based perfumery.

This is forest bathing reimagined—gentle evaporation that spreads through interior spaces without announcement. For spaces that value subtlety over declaration.

Discover our complete Odai collection featuring distinct branch architectures, each with its own dialogue between form and fragrance.

Delivered in a box containing a specialty bottle, 5 branches, 2 diffuser sticks, and fragrance water. Fragrance water contains essential oils from Odai Town (Cedar, Hinoki Cypress), hydrosol from Odai Town (Japanese Spicebush, Magnolia Salicifolia, Hinoki Cypress, Japanese Spicebush, Japanese Cedar), and other essential oils (natural origin).

Part of our Japanese Minimalism and Forest Bathing collections.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

George Z. ★★★★★

The scent from these reeds is subtle in the best way, more like a forest floor than a perfume. Nothing artificial, and the branches themselves are pretty enough to leave on the shelf.

William ★★★★★

I set this on my desk and the whole corner of the room smells like a wet forest floor after rain. The reeds pull the oil up evenly, no flipping needed, and it's been going strong for weeks without fading.

Madison ★★★★★

The inushi branches look like a tiny piece of a Japanese forest floor sitting on my shelf, and the scent is quiet enough that I forget it's there until I walk back in. Six weeks in and the reeds are still going strong, no flipping needed.