Diwali Gifts Under £20

These majestic Elephant tealight holders are a great addition to your Diwali decor, lending a touch of royalty and elegance. Place them at your doorstep, dining table or a sideboard and they are sure to charm your guests. These elephant...

These nifty boxes make storing jewellery and nick snacks a whole lot more interesting. These boxes are lined with vibrant Khun silk, a handwoven silk from south western India.  Store jewellery like rings, earrings, bracelets, or small knick-knacks. They make...

Let your kids learn about the traditional art of fabric hand block printing with this DIY Block Printing Kit. With the included butterfly block print, fabric paint, sponge, and dupatta, kids can learn how the block printing technique is used to design...

Let your kids learn about the traditional art of fabric hand block printing with this DIY Block Printing Kit. With the included paisley block print, fabric paint, sponge, and dupatta, kids can learn how the block printing technique is used...

Let your kids learn about the traditional art of fabric hand block printing with this DIY Block Printing Kit. With the included paisley block print, fabric paint, sponge, and dupatta, kids can learn how the block printing technique is used...

A cheeky take on the traditional Indian chutney jar, this mustard yellow ceramic chutney jar, styled as a barrel warns your guests of the flavours and heat you're packing. Perfect tableware to serve all your chutneys. Get one or get a bunch! Capacity: 700ml Colours:...

The doll-making kit includes materials for making 2 dolls and a colourful booklet with instructions on how to make the dolls and dress them up. Get to know some interesting facts about Punjab too in the beautifully illustrated book. The...

These cute little ceramic chutney jars are perfect to serve your flavour bomb chutneys. Inspired by the traditional Indian bharni, they add a dash of tradition to your table. Get one or get a bunch for all your chutneys! Capacity: 300ml...

Until at least the 90s, most indian households used to make their own pickles in the summer and store them in huge porcelain jars. We recollect being mom's little helpers in the pickle making process and getting to savour the...

This learn-by-doing arts and crafts activity kit for kids educates children about the famous Indian folk art, Madhubani, while they have a lot of fun painting and colouring in the Madhubani painting style. Perfect to get kids away from screens...

Trace the journey along river Ganga from its origin till where it flows into the ocean. It's simple — just colour, cut, fold, and paste. The river Ganga is the largest river in India and her journey starts from the...