A former semiprofessional soccer player, Ms. Agrawal showed no signs of fatigue, though she had spent the early hours dancing at Daybreaker, a morning rave party co-founded by her twin sister, Radha. Eating a pesto omelet, Ms. Agrawal said that bidets have always been a part of her family’s culture: Her father is Indian, and her mother is Japanese. “We sold millions and millions of units — I can’t say more or I would get in trouble,” Ms. Agrawal said, referring to her separation contract. “The wipes work better.”But Ms. Agrawal believes passionately in her product. “She gets to embody so many sides of herself — there’s Kali, the fighter; Durga, the warrior; Parvati, the goddess of wisdom; Lalita, the sensual goddess,” Ms. Agrawal said.

Source: New York Times February 06, 2018 16:22 UTC