Lilies and roses arrangement
Fragrant oriental lilies with pastel roses, arranged in a vase-ready box.
A gift for your mother-in-law should feel respectful and warm, never too casual. Traditional picks like a silk stole, a puja thali or a premium hamper suit festivals, while flowers, a photo frame of the family or a comfort gift work beautifully for birthdays.
21 gift ideas
Fragrant oriental lilies with pastel roses, arranged in a vase-ready box.
Your favourite picture of her printed on top. Guaranteed to be photographed before it is cut.
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Cookies, chocolates, namkeen and a candle. A crowd-pleaser for the whole family.
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.
An heirloom-style gift for big occasions. Ask her sister about colours she already owns.
Soft, warm and elegant. Goes over both ethnic and western outfits.
Rich, fruit-studded and very festive. Share it at the office or with family.
A rich, traditional silk saree for the most respected woman in the family.
A small Lakshmi-Ganesh silver coin. Traditional, auspicious and easy to gift.
Carnations say gratitude and a mother's love, and they last longer than most flowers.
Considered a symbol of good fortune. Grows in water, so it is ideal for desks and new homes.
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 brass diya set, a pooja thali, a dry fruit hamper or a silk saree.
A lilies arrangement, a photo cake, a personalised photo frame, a peace lily or a neck massager.