Ikebana is a growing Bangladeshi brand have been serving 100% natural and organic products for your skin and hair care since 2008. Our mother company is Bangla Natural Agro Ltd. established in 2006. Our handmade soaps, essential oils, skin & hair care oils and all other special products are infused with nature’s finest botanicals, honoring a legacy of purity and effectiveness. The team is benefitting around Thousand farmers and rural women as the company collects the organic ingredients from them.

The name “Ikebana” reflects the Japanese art of flower arrangement, symbolizing our dedication to crafting products with harmonious blends of natural ingredients. We believe that beauty should be nurtured not manufactured.

Ikebana is known for its organic skin and hair care products which are made of 100% natural ingredients and have no side effects. All products are meticulously formulated with the finest natural ingredients. We carefully source elements to offer gentle, nourishing and effective self-care solutions. Without harsh chemicals, our skin and hair care products are less likely to cause allergic reactions, inflammations or irritations. If an allergic reaction does occur with the use of organic products, it would most likely be due to a natural ingredient, which would be easier to identify.

We take pride in our small-batch production process, ensuring the quality and freshness of every product. Our commitment to sustainability shines through in our eco-conscious practices and dedication to minimizing waste. We invite you to discover the transformative power of Ikebana and experience the radiant beauty that comes from within.

At Ikebana, we strive to provide exceptional quality, natural personal care products that promote healthy, radiant skin and a sense of well-being. We are dedicated to ethical practices and minimizing our environmental impact, ensuring that our products are as good for you as they are for the planet.

Certificate of Information : C 64743 (2235)/06

Trade License Number : TRAD/DNCC/376231/2006