Handmade Ceramic Perfume T1/T2
Rooted in Japanese aesthetics like Wabi-Sabi and Mono-No-Aware, Chiahung Su’s work embraces the beauty of imperfection and impermanence. Crafted using natural dyes, vintage Japanese fabrics, and handwoven textiles from Taiwan’s indigenous tribes, each piece honors generations of artisanal tradition.
In 2024, Su expanded his practice with a pottery atelier, blending fashion and ceramics. His debut includes handcrafted ceramic perfume bottles and buttons—each one unique, intimate, and sustainably made.
Colour: Glazed Iron Black, Glazed Matte Brown
Scent Notes: Timber Silk, Lavandin, Ryegrass
Material: Clay
Origin: Handmade in Taiwan
Composition:
ALPHA TERPINEOL 1%
AMBROXAN 2%
BERGAMOT ESSENTIAL OIL 5%
CARVONE 0.2%
CITRONELLOL 0.1%
CLEARWOOD 10%
EVERNYL 0.1%
GERANIOL 0.2%
HAY ABSOLUTE (10%) 8%
HEXYL CINNAMIC ALDEHYDE 1%
HYDROXYCITRONELLAL 0.3%
ISO BORNYL ACETATE 2%
ISO E SUPER 3%
LAVANDIN ESSENTIAL OIL 10%
LINALOOL 2%
LINALYL ACETATE 1%
MAYOL 2%
MYSORE WOOD 3%
PHENYL ETHYL ALCOHOL 3%
TERPINYL ACETATE 1%
TIMBERSILK 45%
TRIPLAL 0.1%
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Chiahung Su, originally from Taiwan, established his namesake brand after several years of custom tailoring men's suits in Taiwan and earning a Master's in Fashion Design Technology from the London College of Fashion.He debuted his brand at the London Collection in 2020.
The brand concept, "Cultural Historical Sustainability," explores various narratives ranging from the era of immigrants in Southeast Asian countries to the culture and traditions of modern indigenous people in Taiwan, as well as the history and development of East Asia, fusing these elements into their creations.