AKA Eau de Parfum Ebematsu Co. Looking through the Ceramic City

Looking through the Ceramic City Decorative Tile is like looking out of a window into a little Japanese dream city

Care: Machine wash with like colors on the gentlest setting using cold water and a mild detergent

Each adds an eye-catching dark or bright accent to drawers

About Yukiko OhnakaharaYukiko Ohnakahara is a Japanese multimedia artist who has held numerous solo and group exhibitions throughout Tokyo

AKA Eau de Parfum Ebematsu Co. Looking through the Ceramic CityScents that invoke a nostalgic memory and support the senses, WA : IT is mindful beauty guided by the founder's home country, Italy, and inspired by her travels in Japan. Each perfume is supported by a botanical formula that is crafted to remind you to enjoy the stillness of life and treat self care as a selfless ritual. Aka meaning red in Japanese, this is a scent that invigorates your senses and sparks a boost of energy. Skin safe with 100% natural