SPOTLIGHT - Eresha De Zoysa
From a moment of reflection during COVID to the shelves of one of the world’s most prestigious retailers, Harrods.
Australian lawyer Eresha De Zoysa is the founder of Lord & Lion, a luxury spice brand inspired by the flavours of home and deeply rooted in Sri Lanka and India.
The idea was born while Eresha was serving as Head of Legal at a pharmaceutical company during the pandemic, and has since grown into an internationally recognised brand — now available exclusively at Harrods in Knightsbridge, London.
“Our mission has always been to bring the unique flavours of home far and wide, while honouring the communities that have cultivated these recipes over generations,” Eresha says.
What makes Lord & Lion truly extraordinary is its purpose: profits are reinvested back into farming and rural communities in India and Sri Lanka, supporting livelihoods, preserving heritage, and opening doors to opportunity.
An incredible example of Australian ambition, global impact and business as a force for good. SPOTLIGHT - Eresha De Zoysa
From a moment of reflection during COVID to the shelves of one of the world’s most prestigious retailers, Harrods.
Australian lawyer Eresha De Zoysa is the founder of Lord & Lion, a luxury spice brand inspired by the flavours of home and deeply rooted in Sri Lanka and India.
The idea was born while Eresha was serving as Head of Legal at a pharmaceutical company during the pandemic, and has since grown into an internationally recognised brand — now available exclusively at Harrods in Knightsbridge, London.
“Our mission has always been to bring the unique flavours of home far and wide, while honouring the communities that have cultivated these recipes over generations,” Eresha says.
What makes Lord & Lion truly extraordinary is its purpose: profits are reinvested back into farming and rural communities in India and Sri Lanka, supporting livelihoods, preserving heritage, and opening doors to opportunity.
An incredible example of Australian ambition, global impact and business as a force for good.