agapisikkim

We get it. Summers – particularly, Indian summers – are hard. The sun is unforgiving, the most fashionable wisps of satin and sheen are soaked through, and the skin is furnace-like to the touch. What of monsoons, then? A relief, obviously, you concur: the rains arrive in droves of black noise, the skies leak respite,

Over the past few years, the beauty industry has undergone a transformative shift towards a more conscious approach. This change is marked by a growing demand for clean, sustainable, and ethical practices, as consumers become increasingly aware of the impact of their choices on both their skin and the environment. At the forefront of this

Drawing inspiration from Buddhism’s eight sacred symbols, Agapi’s packaging not only pays homage to the unity and traditions of Sikkim but also embodies a seamless fusion of spirituality and eco-consciousness. The Lotus Flower (Tibetan: péma): Within Sikkimese Buddhism, the Lotus Flower is revered as a potent symbol of purity and enlightenment. In Agapi’s packaging, this