September 2026
Return gifts at weddings, housewarmings, naming ceremonies and Varalakshmi or Navratri poojas say a lot about the host. Small brass pieces have always been a favourite: they are auspicious, easy to carry home, and guests use them in their own pooja rooms for years.
Perhaps the most classic return gift, especially for women guests at poojas and haldi-kumkum functions. We have several designs, from the traditional double-bowl kumkum haldi container to smaller kumkum dibbis and decorative kumkum containers.
Brass pieces with the shanku (conch) and chakra motifs are especially popular at South Indian weddings and poojas. Our Shanku Chakra padam pyalas and Shanku Chakra brass plates come in a few designs, so you can mix them for different groups of guests.
A small brass diya is a gift that suits almost any occasion and any guest. Handcrafted brass diyas and lotus diyas are good choices, particularly for functions close to Diwali or Karthigai Deepam.
Many hosts give something a little bigger to elders and close relatives. A brass mithai box, a kalash or a pooja thali makes a memorable gift for the people who matter most.
Planning a large order? Message us on WhatsApp with the quantity and date of your function, and we'll help you choose.