Diwali Gift Ideas from Indian Brands: 2026 Prices
A diya, a brass thali, badam katli and a box of nuts from four Indian brands cost ₹3,273 in all. Nine sellers for Diwali 2026, priced on their own sites.
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₹3,273 buys a complete Indian-made Diwali puja and sweets set from four brands: a ₹425 lotus diya from Phool, a ₹1,349 brass thali from Svastika, 500 g of badam katli from Gwalia for ₹900 and a ₹599 box of nuts from Nutty Gritties. We priced each on the seller's own site on 30 September 2026.
Those four are part of a wider list. GiftScene now lists 41 Indian sellers across five Diwali gifts: diyas, pooja thalis, mithai, dry fruit boxes and handloom sarees. The oldest, Balaram Mullick, has made sweets in Kolkata since 1885. The youngest, Svastika, started in 2021.
Four Indian brands cover a family's Diwali puja and sweets for ₹3,273, and a handwoven cotton saree from Okhai adds ₹5,999.
Diwali gifts from Indian brands, priced on their own sites
| Gift | Seller | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saroj Metal Diya Lamp | Phool | ₹425 | Lotus-shaped lamp with six points of light |
| Raindrop Brass Diya | Studio Coppre | ₹1,000 | Handcrafted brass diya shaped like a raindrop |
| Om Brass Pooja Thali | Svastika | ₹1,349 | 8-inch brass thali carved with Om, with an aarti diya |
| Traditional Puja Hamper | The Dotted i | ₹1,750 (₹1,950 with metal stand) | Golden diyas and a jar of ready-to-use baatis |
| Badam Katli | Gwalia | ₹900 (500 g), ₹1,800 (1 kg) | Almond katli in a gift box |
| Soan Papri Box | Balaram Mullick | ₹324 (500 g) | Kolkata soan papri |
| Celebrating Traditions Gift Box | Nutty Gritties | ₹599 (230 g) | Six packs of nuts and mixes |
| Bebaak Aalta Handwoven Saree | Okhai | ₹5,999 | Handwoven cotton, 5.5 m with a 1 m blouse piece |
Every price above is the seller's own, not a marketplace listing.
Diyas and pooja thalis: brass lasts, clay is for one night
A diya is the most common Diwali gift and the easiest to get wrong. A clay diya is lit once and swept away. A metal lamp comes out again next year. Phool's Saroj lamp is a lotus on a blue pedestal, with room for six flames. Studio Coppre's Raindrop Brass Diya, at ₹1,000, is made from a brass sheet using a craft tradition from western India, the studio says. Svastika's Om thali pairs an 8-inch carved brass plate with a matching aarti diya, and the brand offers free shipping. We think the thali is the best value on this list: it outlasts every sweet box, gets used at every puja after Diwali, and at ₹1,349 costs less than most hampers built around one. For a boxed puja set, The Dotted i's Traditional Puja Hamper packs golden diyas with a jar of baatis ready to light, and it suits someone living away from home. More makers are on our diyas and pooja thalis pages.
A design studio, set up in 2014 to revive a traditional Maharashtra copper craft: hand-spun copper and brass oil lamps, diyas and prayer platters, with etching for custom gifts and a corporate gifting range.
A Mumbai puja-décor brand, started in 2021, making brass diyas with symbols, peacock lamps, Om-engraved and meenakari thalis, and brass Lakshmi-Ganesh murtis.
Mithai and dry fruits from Indian sweet shops
Mithai is the gift everyone expects, so the maker matters.
Gwalia, an Ahmedabad sweet shop, sells badam katli in a 500 g box for ₹900, and delivers across India. Balaram Mullick in Kolkata sells a 500 g soan papri box for ₹324, and its site offers same-day delivery across Kolkata. It suits Kolkata family best.
Dry fruits keep longer than mithai. Nutty Gritties, started in 2009, sells a 230 g Diwali box of six packs for ₹599: roasted salted almonds and pistachios, pepper cashews, a Thai chilli blend, a sports mix and daily nuts. Its bigger festive boxes run to ₹6,850. See all sellers on mithai boxes and dry fruit boxes.
A Kolkata Bengali sweet maker, since 1885: sandesh, rosogolla, baked rosogolla and nolen-gur specials. Online orders are delivered the same day, within Kolkata only.
A nuts and dry-fruit snacking brand, launched in 2009, with festive gift boxes of nuts, berries, dates and mixes, the top ones in reusable tins. Ships within 24 hours; corporate hampers are customisable with no minimum order stated.
Handloom sarees from weavers' co-operatives
A handloom saree is the one gift here that can cost more than all the others together.
- Okhai sells handwoven cotton sarees from rural artisan groups; the Bebaak Aalta, in deep red, costs ₹5,999.
- Boyanika, the Odisha weavers' co-operative, was set up in 1956 under the state's Handlooms, Textiles and Handicrafts Department. It sells Sambalpuri, Bomkai and other Odisha weaves.
Check that a listing says handloom or handwoven, since some saree sellers also stock printed ones. Our handloom sarees page lists more weavers.
An online store for handwoven cotton, linen, Jamdani, tissue and matka-silk sarees from rural artisan groups and small labels, most of them ₹2,500–₹12,000. Couriered within three working days; ships abroad too.
Odisha's weavers' co-operative, since 1956, selling Sambalpuri bandha, Bomkai, Nuapatna and Khandua sarees in cotton and silk; it states its products carry the Handloom Mark. Allow 10–15 days for processing and shipping.
When to order Indian brand Diwali gifts
Lakshmi Puja falls on Sunday 8 November 2026 and Dhanteras on Friday 6 November. Couriered gifts should be ordered by the last week of October. For budgets and dates, see our Diwali gifts 2026 guide and gifts under ₹1,000.
Diwali gifts from Indian brands: common questions
What is a good Diwali gift from an Indian brand under ₹1,000?
Phool's ₹425 Saroj diya, Nutty Gritties' ₹599 nut box or 500 g of Gwalia's badam katli at ₹900, each priced on the seller's own site.
Which Indian brands sell brass diyas and pooja thalis?
Studio Coppre sells a ₹1,000 brass diya, and Svastika sells an 8-inch Om brass thali with an aarti diya for ₹1,349.
Where can I buy a handloom saree for Diwali?
Okhai sells handwoven cotton sarees such as the ₹5,999 Bebaak Aalta. Boyanika, Odisha's weavers' co-operative since 1956, sells Odisha weaves.
Method: prices were read from each seller's own product page on 30 September 2026. Founding years are from the sellers' own sites. The seller count is from GiftScene's own list of businesses for the five gifts named above. The ₹3,273 total is our own arithmetic. Prices and stock change, so confirm on the seller's site before ordering. None of these sellers pays GiftScene.
