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Hermessence Iris Ukiyoé(2010)
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Hermessence Iris Ukiyoé is a 2010 unisex eau de toilette from Hermès that captures the airy, watery essence of iris flowers inspired by Japanese Ukiyo‑e prints.
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Hermessence Iris Ukiyoé is a 2010 unisex eau de toilette from Hermès that captures the airy, watery essence of iris flowers inspired by Japanese Ukiyo‑e prints. The fragrance opens with bright mandarin and fresh iris, then unfolds into a clean orange blossom and subtle rose, finishing on a delicate iris‑based powdery trail. It is celebrated for its understated elegance and its ability to evoke a spring garden in a single spray.
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