Lalita

Lalita by Seven Skies is a Oriental Woody fragrance for women. Lalita was launched in 2008. Lalita was created by Irina Burlakova and Natasha Côté. Top notes are Spices, Tea, Orange and Mandarin Orange; middle notes are Tuberose, Incense and Sandalwood; base notes are Patchouli and Vetiver. Collection by the new, American house of Seven Skies was inspired by journeys. Each of the four fragrances of the collection was dedicated to a certain place: Chelsea Girls: London, England Belle Histoire: Paris, France Free Love: Koh Pha Ngan, Thailand Lalita: Rajasthan, India Lalita is an Indian goddess of happiness and love (Hindu), one of ten great goddesses of Wisdom (Mahavidyas). Lalita or \"Dancing One\" appears in body of a sixteen years old girl and symbolizes sixteen sorts of passion (read more here ). Intoxicating tuberose, soft exotic sandalwood and warm, spicy accords introduce the scents of Northern India. Spices joined by orange and mandarin open the composition, while the heart includes sandalwood in all is soft, warm, resin-like beauty. Tuberose accentuates its sensuality; incense smoke is your companion in the East. The composition develops into base notes, which take us back on the ground, while earth accords of lilac root, vetiver and patchouli round up this sensual and philosophical fragrance in a beautiful way. The perfume was created by Irina Burlakova and Natasha Cote from Givaudan. Designer of illustrations is Radim Malinic. This fragrance was launched in 2008.