Dry fruit gift hamper
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Bua, mausi, chachi or mami, aunts are often the warmest people in an Indian family. Choose gifts that respect their place and suit their routine: a soft stole, a tea hamper, a pooja thali, a plant or a box of good mithai.
16 gift ideas
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Assam, Darjeeling and a few herbal blends with a cup. For the woman who starts every day with chai.
Glossy leaves and white blooms. Does well indoors and looks elegant on a side table.
A favourite memory, printed and framed with a short message of your own.
For the woman who works long hours or carries everyone's stress on her shoulders.
Silver-finish thali with diya, kumkum holder and bell. Works for every festival.
Soft, warm and elegant. Goes over both ethnic and western outfits.
Carnations say gratitude and a mother's love, and they last longer than most flowers.
Lucknowi hand embroidery on soft cotton. Elegant for festivals and office alike.
Hand block-printed and breathable. Everyday elegance for warmer months.
Kaju katli, pista barfi and more from a well-known halwai. Festive and shareable.
Pure kesar in an elegant box. A luxurious gift for someone who cooks.
A pashmina stole, a dry fruit hamper, a brass diya set or a premium mithai box.
Carnations, a peace lily, a tea hamper, a cotton saree or a personalised photo frame.