Diwali gifts that are still alive in December.

Lanterns & little lights

The festival of lights, in miniature. Solar-powered pieces that need no plant care at all — the easiest thing to gift in volume, and the easiest to receive.

Blessings for the new year

Ganesha, the monks, and the Diwali pair — living planters for the people you'd normally hand a box of mithai.

For clients & the people who matter most

The pieces that land like a real gesture — substantial, handcrafted, and nothing like the standard corporate hamper.

When should I order for Diwali 2026?

Diwali falls on 8 November 2026. Every scene is assembled by hand over 2–4 working days, plus 1–7 days in transit, so we'd ask for orders by roughly 25 October. For bulk and corporate orders, please talk to us at least three weeks ahead — the earlier you tell us the quantity, the more we can hold for you.

Do you do bulk or corporate Diwali gifting?

Yes — employee gifts, client gifts, and event giveaways are a large part of what we do at Diwali. We can work to a per-head budget, keep the pieces consistent across a batch, and include a handwritten or branded note card with each one.

Can these be personalised?

Every scene can be customised — the figurines, the props, the theme, and the message on the card. For corporate orders we can match the pieces to a company colour or include your branding on the card.

Will a live plant survive being shipped?

Yes. We build around hardy, forgiving plants — money plant, ZZ, snake plant, jade — chosen precisely because they travel well and need very little care. Each order is packed fragile-safe and arrives with a care card.

Why give a plant instead of sweets or dry fruit?

Mithai is finished in a week and dry fruit boxes get passed along. A miniature planter sits on a desk or a shelf and keeps being seen — which, if you're gifting to staff or clients, is the entire point.