Ukhu Pacha
Tuberose and pralines
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Floral
Top Notesbergamotcoconutsea salt
Heartjasmineorange blossomsun lotion accordtonka beanstuberoseylang-ylang
Base Notesdriftwoodpralinevanilla
Tags
#powdery
#sexy
Style
for her
on
offer
offer
Use code OFFER50FF at the checkout to get 50% off this item.
Sale items are non-returnable and non-exchangeable. This applies to both online and in-store purchases.
This gourmand-tinged tropical says “hello!” with a fruity-sweet kick-off. Bergamot, coconut and tonka bean set you in the sunshine, before a gently-enveloping tuberose suggests a South Pacific escape. Jasmine and ylang-ylang harmonise, while an emphatic praline accord sugarcoats the experience.
In Inca mythology, “Ukhu Pacha” (ookoo paka) means the place of intuition, dreams, and the subconscious — a total letting go! This eau de parfum is an invitation to join the circle, dance and celebrate together to the rhythm of tamboradas (drums).
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The music is still playing as the afternoon light begins to soften. Coconut and salt suggest sun-warmed skin, while creamy white flowers and praline bring a sweeter, more intimate presence as people draw closer to dance. The mood is uninhibited and communal rather than formal.
How to wear
Its coconut, sea-salt and white-floral character suits warm weather, though the praline and vanilla give it sweetness for cooler evenings too. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in high heat, keep application light so the creamy floral-gourmand character does not overwhelm.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy tropical white florals with gourmand softness: creamy coconut, enveloping tuberose and a praline-vanilla finish. The salty sea spray and driftwood offer a counterpoint to the sweetness, appealing to tastes that favor sun-lotion associations over crisp citrus freshness.
Release year
2025
The nose
Marine Mercé.
Collaborators
Caroline Gibaut created the bottle illustration, translating the fragrance’s dance-and-trance theme into a colorful scene of movement and celebration. Her contribution is visual rather than a credited role in composing the scent.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine approaches perfume with graphic wit and a deliberately relaxed attitude, favoring diversity, simplicity and unisex compositions over traditional luxury codes. Its fragrances pair distinctive illustrations with contemporary themes, while French production and reduced packaging form part of the house’s stated commitments.
Ukhu Pacha’s concept
Part of the Voyager collection, Ukhu Pacha draws on dance, carnival and the meeting of physical and spiritual worlds. Its name refers to the inner world in Inca cosmology; the fragrance interprets that idea through a sunlit, tropical composition and an invitation to let go together to the rhythm of drums.
Extra info
Ukhu Pacha is offered in 50 ml and 15 ml bottles and advertised at a 20% fragrance concentration. Its tropical sweetness is paired with salty sea spray and driftwood, while Caroline Gibaut’s illustrated bottle carries the dance theme into the design.
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Top Notesbergamotcoconutsea salt
Heartjasmineorange blossomsun lotion accordtonka beanstuberoseylang-ylang
Base Notesdriftwoodpralinevanilla
Tags
#powdery
#sexy
Style
for her
on
offer
offer
Use code OFFER50FF at the checkout to get 50% off this item.
Sale items are non-returnable and non-exchangeable. This applies to both online and in-store purchases.
This gourmand-tinged tropical says “hello!” with a fruity-sweet kick-off. Bergamot, coconut and tonka bean set you in the sunshine, before a gently-enveloping tuberose suggests a South Pacific escape. Jasmine and ylang-ylang harmonise, while an emphatic praline accord sugarcoats the experience.
In Inca mythology, “Ukhu Pacha” (ookoo paka) means the place of intuition, dreams, and the subconscious — a total letting go! This eau de parfum is an invitation to join the circle, dance and celebrate together to the rhythm of tamboradas (drums).
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The music is still playing as the afternoon light begins to soften. Coconut and salt suggest sun-warmed skin, while creamy white flowers and praline bring a sweeter, more intimate presence as people draw closer to dance. The mood is uninhibited and communal rather than formal.
How to wear
Its coconut, sea-salt and white-floral character suits warm weather, though the praline and vanilla give it sweetness for cooler evenings too. Start with one or two sprays on skin; in high heat, keep application light so the creamy floral-gourmand character does not overwhelm.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy tropical white florals with gourmand softness: creamy coconut, enveloping tuberose and a praline-vanilla finish. The salty sea spray and driftwood offer a counterpoint to the sweetness, appealing to tastes that favor sun-lotion associations over crisp citrus freshness.
Release year
2025
The nose
Marine Mercé.
Collaborators
Caroline Gibaut created the bottle illustration, translating the fragrance’s dance-and-trance theme into a colorful scene of movement and celebration. Her contribution is visual rather than a credited role in composing the scent.
Maison Matine’s story
Maison Matine approaches perfume with graphic wit and a deliberately relaxed attitude, favoring diversity, simplicity and unisex compositions over traditional luxury codes. Its fragrances pair distinctive illustrations with contemporary themes, while French production and reduced packaging form part of the house’s stated commitments.
Ukhu Pacha’s concept
Part of the Voyager collection, Ukhu Pacha draws on dance, carnival and the meeting of physical and spiritual worlds. Its name refers to the inner world in Inca cosmology; the fragrance interprets that idea through a sunlit, tropical composition and an invitation to let go together to the rhythm of drums.
Extra info
Ukhu Pacha is offered in 50 ml and 15 ml bottles and advertised at a 20% fragrance concentration. Its tropical sweetness is paired with salty sea spray and driftwood, while Caroline Gibaut’s illustrated bottle carries the dance theme into the design.