Explore the art of natural perfumery.
Immersive, hands-on experiences that connect plants, scent, art and memory. Discover the creative world of botanical perfumery through sensory exploration and fragrance creation.
Abstract Fragrance Workshop
Nov 21 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM | Museum London.
Inspired by Kim Neudorf’s exhibition real_real, join me for a unique workshop exploring the connections between memory, painting, and scent.
Through guided fragrance discovery and experimentation with natural essences, participants will create a bespoke signature scent inspired by their own memories and experiences while uncovering new ways of engaging with abstract art.
All materials are provided, and no previous experience is necessary.
I have been working with flowers for the past 12 years, exploring different ways to express their beauty and aroma as a form of self-expression and art. During this journey, I began to explore integrative therapies – studying aromatherapy, herbalism, and the ways plants support the body and emotional balance. Over time, this connection deepened into the cultivation of aromatic plants and a growing curiosity about how scent shapes our inner world.
Perfumery emerged as a natural extension of this path, at the intersection of therapeutic practice and olfactory art – where fragrance is not only composed, but experienced.
Through travels and ongoing exploration, I draw inspiration from different landscapes, cultures, and ways of relating to scent, allowing each place to inform my work.
Zaina Olfactory Studio grew from this desire: to create fragrances and experiences that feel intentional, sensory, and deeply personal.
Each composition is developed slowly, guided by both knowledge and intuition – for those who understand that scent shapes how we feel, remember, and move through the world.
I hope you enjoy.


Launched in Paris, PATUA is a collection of perfumes inspired by the rich notes and traditions of Brazil. More than a scent, it is an invitation to ritualize your routine. Discover PATUÁ I and PATUÁ II here.
