From Mitti:

What does “Shikara” mean?

Shikara (शिकारा) refers to the elegant wooden boats that drift across the lakes of Kashmir.
They are symbols of calm, romance, and still beauty floating gently beneath lotus blooms and Himalayan skies.

"Shikara is my attempt to bottle a summer breeze." It’s inspired by mornings on a Lake surrounded by botanical valleys when the air is still, the water sparkles, and everything feels suspended in peace. I wanted this scent to feel like a quiet ride across the water: fresh, blooming, and full of sunlight and whisper of basil. Shikara is bright yet grounding.

A scent to wear when you want to feel weightless. Shikara invites you in the calm, and keeps you there.

Notes //

Peppermint, Lily, Amber, Oud, Cedar wood, Basil, Morning Dew