Preserved rose in a glass dome
A real rose treated to last for years. Romantic without being one-day-only.
Christmas gifting in India has grown well beyond church and family, with office Secret Santa, friends' get-togethers and a cosy gift for someone special. Think warm, festive and small: candles, cakes, chocolates, fairy lights and keepsakes all fit the season.
22 gift ideas
A real rose treated to last for years. Romantic without being one-day-only.
Handmade truffles or a Belgian assortment. Small, elegant and easy to send.
Low-maintenance, considered lucky, and it grows with her. Ideal for a new home or desk.
Her face, her name or an inside joke. Simple, and used every single day.
Fills the room with lavender or lemongrass and doubles as a soft night light.
A miniature set of four or five fragrances, so she can find her favourite.
Three hand-poured candles in calm scents. Small, pretty and always used.
String up 20 favourite photos on her wall. Cosy, personal and cheap.
Prints photos on the spot. Brilliant for trips, parties and her scrapbook.
For notes, gratitude lists or the novel she keeps meaning to start.
Gold-wrapped hazelnut chocolates. Instantly recognisable and always welcome.
Single-origin Indian craft chocolate bars. For the grown-up chocolate lover.
Rich cocoa mix, marshmallows and a mug. Perfect for Christmas and winter evenings.
Rich, fruit-studded and very festive. Share it at the office or with family.
A tabletop tree for her desk or living room. Festive without taking over the house.
A one-of-a-kind cup for her morning chai or coffee. Pairs well with a tea hamper.
A canvas, numbered paints and brushes. A finished artwork she can hang.
Single-estate coffees from Chikmagalur and Coorg, ground or as beans.
A scented candle, fairy lights with photo clips, a journal, a money plant, a personalised mug or a small chocolate box.
A preserved rose, a cosy throw blanket, a perfume set, an instant camera or a name necklace.