Australian house profile

Tulita.

Melbourne 2024. Lucy Bradshaw ex-YSL / Prada. Ayurvedic, 100% natural.

The house, in one read

Tulita is a Melbourne-born fragrance house launched in 2024 by Lucy Bradshaw, whose career spans stints at YSL and Prada before going independent.

The line works entirely within a 100% natural framework drawn from Ayurvedic tradition, with fragrance names — Svadhisthana, Mula, Anahata — borrowed directly from the chakra system, signalling an intentional mind-body philosophy rather than casual wellness branding.

With only three EDPs in its debut catalogue, Tulita is compact by design: a focused opening statement from a maker with serious industry credentials who has chosen to work slowly and without synthetics.

Best for buyers who want serious natural perfumery with a spiritual backbone and are tired of 'clean beauty' houses that lack genuine craft credentials.
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If you only smell five.

  1. 01
    Mula

    Mula — named for the root chakra — is the natural starting point for understanding Tulita's grounded, earth-first sensibility.

  2. 02
    Anahata

    Anahata takes the heart-chakra as its compass, likely the most approachable and emotionally open fragrance in the trio.

  3. 03
    Svadhisthana

    Svadhisthana ventures into the sacral register — expect something more sensual and fluid rounding out the debut set.

The full range

3 fragrances from Tulita.

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Anahata

Edp, 2024

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Mula

Edp, 2024

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Svadhisthana

Edp, 2024

Why it matters

Tulita represents a rare thing in Australian perfumery: a founder with legitimate international luxury experience choosing to work entirely in naturals from day one, giving the natural niche space a credibility anchor it often lacks locally.

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