The name
The V·A effect.
Only the V and A are capitalised in VikAa. Together they hold the two moments behind every composition: the vivid arrival and the afterglow that remains. Said aloud, V·A also carries the feeling we want to create—the spontaneous “wah” when a scent becomes a presence.
The point of view
Mood before labels.
We do not begin with a gender category. We begin with how you want to feel: bright, magnetic, dark or mysterious. Notes, setting and the way a composition develops on skin are more useful than an old division between perfumes “for him” and “for her.”
The first edition
Four clear moods.
First Light opens with sea notes, lavender and mint over cedarwood and musk. Velvet Ember warms bright yuzu with nutmeg, cinnamon and saffron on a sandalwood base. Night Shades wraps rose and oud in tonka bean and amber. After Hours pairs black pepper and oud with saffron, sandalwood and ambergris. Each is planned as a 100 mL Eau de Parfum priced at ₹1,699, with a ₹999 founding price until 31 October 2026.
The promise
Wear before you choose.
Fragrance is personal and performance varies by wearer. That is why we describe every scent by its notes and mood: read how it moves from first spray to afterglow, and choose the one you genuinely want to return to.