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The Orris cabinet · 10 materials
Concretes recorded at 6.5%, 8% and 15% irone sit beside rectified, syrupy and purified-residue resinoids, with recorded years spanning 1996–2004.
The Maison Orris archive
A living record of vintage perfumery materials.
Explore 265 rare materials through their original designations, recorded years and historic names—a remarkable palette assembled for contemporary creators and collectors.
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Collection highlights
Four rooms inside the Maison Orris cabinet
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The floral gallery · 40 materials
Seven rose materials meet thirty-three other florals: a broad cabinet of absolutes, concretes, extracts and historic specialities.
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Woods, roots, resins and mosses · 76 materials
Vetiver, costus, cistus, fir and cedar share the shelves with Adriatic, Bulgarian, cedar and tree mosses in an unusually deep natural palette.
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Historic bases and accords · 6 materials
Acaciol, Algix, Ambra, two Castoreum bases and Miraldene preserve a glimpse of perfumery’s compositional past.
The collection by family
Eleven families, one vintage palette
Orris / Iris10 materialsExplore family
Rose7 materialsExplore family
Floral33 materialsExplore family
Citrus14 materialsExplore family
Woods / Roots / Resins / Balsams42 materialsExplore family
Moss / Lichen34 materialsExplore family
Herbs / Spices / Green62 materialsExplore family
Fruit / Gourmand / Tobacco13 materialsExplore family
Animalic / Animal-derived9 materialsExplore family
Aroma Chemicals / Bases37 materialsExplore family
Historic Specialties4 materialsExplore familyContinue through the archive
Product illustrations
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Collection history
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Timeline
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Glossary
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