Dry fruit gift hamper
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Diwali gifting is about bringing light and sweetness into her home. Dry fruits, diyas and festive hampers are always welcome, while jewellery, sarees and home decor make the festival feel special for the women closest to you.
40 gift ideas
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Handmade truffles or a Belgian assortment. Small, elegant and easy to send.
Assam, Darjeeling and a few herbal blends with a cup. For the woman who starts every day with chai.
Cookies, chocolates, namkeen and a candle. A crowd-pleaser for the whole family.
Low-maintenance, considered lucky, and it grows with her. Ideal for a new home or desk.
Goes with kurtas, sarees and even denim. Every wardrobe needs one more pair.
Festive shine for Karwa Chauth and Diwali without the price of real gold.
A soft reminder of family on her sofa. Grandmothers especially love these.
Three hand-poured candles in calm scents. Small, pretty and always used.
A practical upgrade if hers is old. Pick a model with temperature control.
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.
For calls, music and her commute. Look for good battery life and noise cancellation.
Kitchen music, bathroom karaoke or balcony evenings. Small and loud.
Load it with family photos before gifting. Grandparents adore these.
Gold-wrapped hazelnut chocolates. Instantly recognisable and always welcome.
Single-origin Indian craft chocolate bars. For the grown-up chocolate lover.
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.
Nearly impossible to kill and a good air purifier. Perfect for busy people and dim corners.
Considered a symbol of good fortune. Grows in water, so it is ideal for desks and new homes.
Lucknowi hand embroidery on soft cotton. Elegant for festivals and office alike.
Hand block-printed and breathable. Everyday elegance for warmer months.
Soy wax, wicks, fragrances and jars. She makes her own Diwali candles.
Single-estate coffees from Chikmagalur and Coorg, ground or as beans.
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.
Plants, candle sets, small dry fruit boxes or tealight holders. All are useful and neutral.
A silk stole, a brass diya set, a digital photo frame with family pictures or a premium hamper.