Iris Nazarena (2021)

The most precious and most ancient aromatic materials come together in a deeply captivating perfume named after the rare species Iris Bismarckiana, which is also known as Iris Nazarena because it grows mainly in the mountains east of Nazareth. The uncanny beauty of the blossom seduced Karl Bradl as soon as he discovered it on a postcard. It became the muse of the second Aedes de Venustas scent when it first launched in 2013.