La Fleur By Livvy Onam (Olivia Larson) 2025 + A Tale of India Giveaway

La Fleur by Livvy Onam composed by Livvy Larsen

La Fleur By Livvy Onam via the brand

In the enchanting land of Kerala, India, Onam is a vibrant, ten-day annual harvest festival. The floral Rangoli, also known as Pookkalam, is created with gathered blossoms of various flower varieties, designed and decorated into patterns on the floor, much like a flower mat. Families gather to adorn their homes with detailed floral compositions, each petal carefully positioned to create designs that reflect the beauty of nature and the joy of togetherness. Rangolis are much more than a decoration; they are a celebration of life, family, love, and tradition. A new fragrance in the Tales of India Collection La Fleur by Livvy Onam is designed to capture the spirit of the celebration, symbolizing the very heart of Onam. It features a unique note of basmati rice and the floral rangoli that would transform the air into a breeze of joy.

La Fleur by Livvy Onam unfurls like a delicate blossom beginning with a sunny hint of lime and citrus, refreshing and invigorating— evoking the first light of dawn breaking over lush fields. The citrus opening revives the senses, but soon the magic begins to unfold in the heart of the fragrance: a lovely floral bouquet of jasmine, hibiscus, and lotus. Onam’s base notes are subtle yet profound, a serenity that lingers close to the skin.

Floral Rangoli

Floral Rangoli via Sandi AI

As Onam’s top notes take flight, I find myself veiled in a fragrant cloud that feels fresh, uplifting, and inviting. My wrists subtly scented with a gentle kiss of lime and mandarin awaken my senses with a fleeting brightness that invites me to lean closer. I imagine settings where families come together to assemble their floral rangoli, composing motifs that tell stories of their roots, resolve, and the bonds that unite them. Onam captures the core of moments where there is joy shared in the act of creation—each petal, each shade, a kaleidoscopic illustration of love and unity.

At the heart of La Fleur By Livvy Onam, it has a remarkable note of the florals of India. Jasmine, with its sweet, playful, intoxicating aroma, reminds me of a lover’s gentle touch, and hibiscus, sweet and delicate, brings a solar floral scent with a hint of coconut. The tranquility of the lotus, a symbol of purity and enlightenment, adds a calming presence, with its aquatic floral adding an airy, delicate touch, grounding the other blossoms.

Indian flowers

 ingredients collage via Sandi

As La Fleur by Livvy Onam settles into the base notes; it has a remarkable note of basmati rice, forming its foundation. The rice note threads elegantly into the floral celebration, blending with the ethereal blooms to create a comforting depth. It is inviting, and elicits images of the feasts that assuredly accompany the festivities—the rich aromatic dishes, and sweet delicacies that fill the air, transporting me to the very heart of the festival. The addition of the golden threads of saffron brings in an exotic, spicy touch, alongside the basil, the faintest hint of the creaminess of coconut. The notes of vetiver, labdanum, oakmoss, and sandalwood introduce the earthy notes blending with the floral elements, the rich, rangoli comes to life, celebrating both the vibrancy of life and the tranquility of tradition. Onam becomes a scented memento to the festival itself—an irresistible dance of scents that is the joy of togetherness, the beauty of nature, and the cherished memories of celebration.

La Fleur by Livvy Onam, with its unique combination of fresh lime and citrus, intricately blended fragrant florals, and the essence of basmati rice, along with its base notes, is my invitation to celebrate life’s most beautiful moments, to honor tradition, and to welcome the joy that blooms when we come together. As you wear it, you will carry a piece of Onam with you, a fragrant reminder that life, much like a floral rangoli, is best enjoyed when shared. I appreciate the art of subtlety in Onam and the understated elegance that feels as intimate as a second skin.

Notes: Lime, Mandarin, a floral rangoli with Jasmine, Hibiscus, Lotus, Basmati Rice tincture, Saffron, Basil, Coconut, Vetiver, Labdanum, Oakmoss, and Sandalwood.

Sandi Lundberg, Senior Contributor

Disclosure: A 5ml bottle of Onam was offered to me by the brand; opinions are my own.

La Fleur by Livvy Onam apped by Sandi

Thanks to the generosity of La Fleur by Livvy, we have a 30ml bottle of Onam for one registered reader in the USA. You must register for your entry to count. To be eligible, please leave a comment expressing what sparks your interest based on Sandi’s review and that you live in the USA. Draw closes 8/16/2025

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One comment on “La Fleur By Livvy Onam (Olivia Larson) 2025 + A Tale of India Giveaway”

  • Ramses Perez says:

    I eat basmati rice regularly because in my opinion is the best rice you can find. I can tell the ingredients used in this scent are of the utmost quality and together yield the beautiful final result that is Onam.i was not familiar with Rangoli and it’s one of the reasons I keep coming back here because you always learn something new in the world of perfumery. This sounds like a citric and floral heaven with a touch of spice, very in line with Indian culture. I’m located in the USA.