Lakmé is a fictional character from the opera "Lakmé," composed by Léo Delibes. She is the daughter of a Hindu priest in India and is known for her beauty and grace. The story revolves around her forbidden love for a British officer, which highlights themes of cultural conflict and romance. In the opera, Lakmé is often associated with nature and spirituality, symbolized by her connection to flowers and the sacred Indian culture. Her character is central to the narrative, showcasing the struggles between tradition and modernity, as well as the challenges of love across cultural divides.