Irisia
“Irisia by Creed is a Floral Green fragrance for women”
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Respected, if divisive — a woody, powdery composition with a earthy undertone. Voted best for year-round wear, leaning feminine.
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Launched in 1968 by Creed and crafted by James Henry Creed, Irisia is a Floral Green fragrance that seamlessly blends earthy warmth with powdery elegance. The composition opens with bright citrus notes of bergamot and mandarin orange, which gradually give way to the rich, velvety heart of iris and violet. This floral core is enveloped in an amber-mossy base of oakmoss, patchouli, sandalwood, and cedar, creating a sense of depth and complexity that lingers on the skin.
Composition & Character
How It Wears
Application Tips
Apply Irisia to pulse points for a warm and enveloping experience. The iris and violet heart notes are particularly pronounced close to the skin, making it ideal for intimate settings or evening wear.
James Henry Creed
Founding perfumer · 10 fragrances
James Henry Creed founded the House of Creed in 1760 on Conduit Street in London as a tailoring house serving British royalty and aristocracy. His son Henry expanded the business to Paris, becoming the first English tailor to open there, and was granted a Royal Warrant in 1885; the house later transitioned from tailoring into perfumery across seven generations.
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About the Brand
Creed
Heritage craftsmanship since 1760
One of the oldest perfume houses, Creed claims a royal heritage dating back centuries. Known for high-quality natural ingredients and classic compositions, with Aventus becoming one of the most successful niche fragrances ever created.
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The story behind the bottle.
The quiet sophistication of an afternoon spent in a library filled with aged books, where the scent of wood and paper mingles with subtle floral notes.
Fig. 01 — Irisia, Creed
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