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.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a scent for close quarters and curious company, where its green, saline edges can unfold without being smoothed out. It suits a wearer who likes their presence a little strange and textured, with a dry, leathery trail that feels more intimate than polished.
How to wear
Best worn in cool to mild weather, where its vegetal and marine facets stay crisp and its woods can breathe. Apply sparingly at first: the composition has strong character and above-average longevity, so one or two sprays are enough to create a noticeable, lingering aura.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to unconventional green fragrances with a salty, botanical edge and a woody, leathery finish. It will appeal to wearers who like niche compositions that feel artistic, textural, and slightly challenging rather than smooth or conventionally pretty.
Release year
2022
The nose
Markéta Maf. Maf works at the intersection of perfumery, art, and narrative, building scents as intimate emotional objects rather than generic compositions. Her style for Space Fluid leans botanical, tactile, and slightly surreal, often pairing rare naturals with a dreamlike, alchemical sensibility. In High to Lotus, that approach reads clearly: green vegetal notes, watery florals, and marine facets are pushed into a darker woody register, giving the fragrance its strange, leathery depth. The result feels authored and personal, with the kind of contrast-driven structure that suits an independent, concept-led house.
Space Fluid’s story
Space Fluid is an independent studio built around rare botanicals, hand-crafted methods, and a rejection of mass-produced perfume language. The house treats fragrance as an emotional object, blending natural materials, artisanal presentation, and a deliberately intimate, almost alchemical point of view.
High to Lotus’s concept
High to Lotus was introduced as a 2022 Eau de Parfum and framed around a vivid green-marine composition: artichoke, lotus, seaweed, peppermint, and anise-inflected florals, all drawn into a darker woody base. The bottle is hand-painted, reinforcing the brand’s idea of perfume as a small, personal artifact rather than a standard commercial release.
Extra info
The initial release was limited to 45 hand-painted, signed bottles, and the brand offers a refill service for empty bottles. Space Fluid also presents the fragrance in a highly artisanal format, with each bottle treated as a collectible object.
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.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
This is a scent for close quarters and curious company, where its green, saline edges can unfold without being smoothed out. It suits a wearer who likes their presence a little strange and textured, with a dry, leathery trail that feels more intimate than polished.
How to wear
Best worn in cool to mild weather, where its vegetal and marine facets stay crisp and its woods can breathe. Apply sparingly at first: the composition has strong character and above-average longevity, so one or two sprays are enough to create a noticeable, lingering aura.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to unconventional green fragrances with a salty, botanical edge and a woody, leathery finish. It will appeal to wearers who like niche compositions that feel artistic, textural, and slightly challenging rather than smooth or conventionally pretty.
Release year
2022
The nose
Markéta Maf. Maf works at the intersection of perfumery, art, and narrative, building scents as intimate emotional objects rather than generic compositions. Her style for Space Fluid leans botanical, tactile, and slightly surreal, often pairing rare naturals with a dreamlike, alchemical sensibility. In High to Lotus, that approach reads clearly: green vegetal notes, watery florals, and marine facets are pushed into a darker woody register, giving the fragrance its strange, leathery depth. The result feels authored and personal, with the kind of contrast-driven structure that suits an independent, concept-led house.
Space Fluid’s story
Space Fluid is an independent studio built around rare botanicals, hand-crafted methods, and a rejection of mass-produced perfume language. The house treats fragrance as an emotional object, blending natural materials, artisanal presentation, and a deliberately intimate, almost alchemical point of view.
High to Lotus’s concept
High to Lotus was introduced as a 2022 Eau de Parfum and framed around a vivid green-marine composition: artichoke, lotus, seaweed, peppermint, and anise-inflected florals, all drawn into a darker woody base. The bottle is hand-painted, reinforcing the brand’s idea of perfume as a small, personal artifact rather than a standard commercial release.
Extra info
The initial release was limited to 45 hand-painted, signed bottles, and the brand offers a refill service for empty bottles. Space Fluid also presents the fragrance in a highly artisanal format, with each bottle treated as a collectible object.