Top ratedFor parents & couples, Diwali
Two Moustaches Pure Brass Urli Bowl
A traditional brass urli to float flowers and diyas in at the entrance. It turns any festive morning into a ritual.
Gifts that glow. Hand-painted tealight holders, a terracotta lantern, painted clay diyas, a brass urli, designer candles, a salt lamp and a Warli table lamp.
14 gifts in this collection
Top ratedFor parents & couples, Diwali
A traditional brass urli to float flowers and diyas in at the entrance. It turns any festive morning into a ritual.

For her & friends, Diwali
Six ceramic tealight holders hand-painted with Mughal florals. Light them together and the patterns glow across the table.

For her & friends, Birthday
A small ceramic oil burner with a tealight underneath. Add a few drops of oil and the room smells lovely within minutes.

For her & parents, Diwali
A hanging terracotta lantern hand-painted in deep red, with cut-outs that throw patterns of light. Made for balconies and festive evenings.

For her & friends, Birthday
Soy wax candles in quiet scents, boxed and ready to give. An easy way to slow someone's evening down.

For parents & friends, Diwali
Twenty-one clay diyas painted by hand in bright festive colours. Enough to light the whole entrance, or to share out with family.

For her & parents, Housewarming
A carved pink Himalayan salt lamp that glows a soft amber. A calming bedside light for evenings and reading.

For her & friends, Diwali
A small glass tealight holder painted by hand in jewel colours. When the candle is lit it glows like stained glass.

For parents & couples, Housewarming
A table lamp with a hand-painted Warli base in blue and a cream fabric shade. A warm reading light with a folk-art soul.

For parents & couples, Diwali
Eight engraved brass diyas that turn Diwali evenings golden, then come out again every year.

For her & kids, Birthday
A rechargeable lamp printed with the Moon's real craters, glowing in soft colours. A small Moon for the bedside table.

For kids & her, Birthday
Turns a bedroom ceiling into a slowly turning sky of stars and nebulae. Lovely for children and dreamers alike.

For her & friends, Diwali
Rajnigandha melting into neroli in a sage-green jar, like an evening walk through a sacred grove.

For her & couples, Anniversary
A soy candle under a hand-beaten silver-plated lid. Once it burns down, the glass becomes a little vase.
For Diwali, pair a lantern or tealight set with a box of diyas. Candles make a safe, lovely gift for anyone; check scents for people sensitive to fragrance.
Our top picks right now are Two Moustaches Pure Brass Urli Bowl, ExclusiveLane Shimmering Mughals Hand-painted Tealight Holders, Set of 6 and Pure Source India Ceramic Aroma Diffuser. Every gift in this list of 14 is chosen by hand and ranked by buyer ratings across many reviews, so a single lucky five-star review does not push anything to the top.
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