Why give something for the home this Diwali?
Diwali already comes with sweets, dry fruits and a respectable mountain of candles. A home object lasts longer than all of them. It goes up on the wall or onto the coffee table and quietly reminds them of you every time they walk past, which is the whole point of a gift.
It also suits the festival. Diwali is about the home: cleaning it, lighting it, filling it with people. Something that makes the home a little more theirs fits right in.
What do you give the friend who has everything?
Something gloriously unnecessary. X + O (₹4,900) is noughts and crosses for the coffee table, made in acrylic with a marble-look board and brass-look pieces. It settles nothing and starts everything, which is exactly what you want at a Diwali card party.
Or the Layered Wall Clock (₹8,200): overlapping primary-colour shapes with a floating yellow dial. Part clock, part small Memphis painting, and very hard to already own.
What's a good gift for someone in a new home?
New homes have bare walls and no idea what to put on them. The Layer Clock (₹6,800) is warm, calm and useful from day one. Four-Letter Words (₹8,300 for a set of two panels) says something on the wall: LOOK + HERE, LOVE + MORE, KISS, or a pair of words you choose for them. They can lean the panels on a shelf if they're renting and not ready to drill.
More ideas in our housewarming picks and the new home edit.
What about the person who loves design?
Give them art that does something. Our Editions are prints set in slim LED frames, so the picture glows rather than just hanging there: an old-master portrait with an anachronistic twist, a botanical pomegranate study, a collage, a very moody moon. Each is A2 and ₹9,500. Fitting, for the festival of lights.
Is there a personalised Diwali gift?
Yes, and it's the gift people remember. The Custom Lightbox (₹9,500) lights up any words you like, in any language and any light colour: a family saying, a line of poetry, their name. For the pickleball-obsessed, the Pickleball Shadow Box (₹9,500) frames their paddle with names, a score or a club crest. See all personalised gifts.
Personalised pieces are made just for them, so they're final sale unless they arrive damaged. We confirm the wording with you on WhatsApp before we make anything.
When should I order for Diwali 2026?
Diwali is on Sunday 8 November 2026. Everything we make is made to order and dispatched within 10 working days of your order being confirmed, so order by Wednesday 14 October and it arrives before the 8th. Shipping is free anywhere in India.
Tick “This is a gift” in your cart and add a short note, and we'll handwrite it on a card.
Missed the cut-off?
Give a Gift Promise. Order the object, then print or forward a card on the day that says what's coming and when it leaves the studio. The real thing follows soon after.
