The 70g candle is a vessel for exploration, a portable ritual that travels with you. This collection is designed for the curious soul, offering a complete journey through our Six Core Materials, now including the elusive Cashmere . Whether it is a gift for a kindred spirit or a personal trial of new rhythms, these smaller volumes allow for intimate encounters with each scent. It is the "Sensory Sketch" of UP ORIGINAL, capturing the essence of order in its most concentrated fo

We live in an era of sensory overload, where the boundaries between work and rest, public and private, have become increasingly blurred. When the external world feels chaotic, the need for internal order becomes essential. At UP ORIGINAL, we believe that "Order" is not a rigid set of rules, but a series of rhythmic anchors we place throughout our day. A ritual can be as simple as the weight of an embroidery coaster on your desk, or the specific scent that marks the transition

At UP ORIGINAL, we believe that scent is not just an invisible mist; it is a "liquid fabric" that drapes over our living space. Drawing from our roots in garment design, we have always been obsessed with the dialogue between the skin and the material. How does the crispness of sun-dried cotton differ from the fluid cool of silk? How does the rustic weight of linen contrast with the tender intimacy of cashmere? To us, these are not just tactile sensations. They are the structu

Textures of Scent Smell is the sense closest to everyday life When you touch a texture and breathe in a scent you will discover that fragrance itself has a texture The softness of cotton, the smoothness of silk, the coarseness of linen, the depth of leather, the warmth of wool. They are not merely materials, but metaphors of the scenes we live in. A life of textures begins with scent.

In our Object collection, we explore how material awareness can bring visual and tactile order to the surfaces of daily life. The Embroidery Coaster is the purest expression of this philosophy. Born from our expertise in garment construction, this object reinterprets the traditional technique of high-density embroidery as a structural tool. We believe that a coaster should do more than protect a surface; it should define a territory. Through its specific thickness and the del