Azuma Makoto, the floral artist who started Tokyo’s ‘flower butchery’ and sent a bonsai tree into space, debuts his new collaboration with Dior Parfums.
Japanese florist Azuma Makoto thinks flowers are like prayers. ‘From birth to anniversaries, birthdays, weddings, sympathy, encouragement, and even death, we entrust our various emotions to flowers and live with them,’ he says.
CREDIT the Source: Japanese florist Azuma Makoto creates botanical sculptures for Dior Parfums