Weddings

Two centuries of Channapatna lacquerware, paired with your pick of bangles, spinning tops, or keychains.

A self-serve station of bangles, bindis, and dupattas that guests dress themselves from, right at the sangeet. No gift bag required.

Everything a jet-lagged guest needs before they know they need it, waiting on the hotel bed.

A shelf-worthy pair from two different Indian craft traditions: a hand-turned Channapatna figurine and block-printed Ajrakh coasters.

A scent-led box built around real attar, not the drugstore kind. Pick the fragrance, and we’ll handle sourcing the rest.

A grab-bag of regional Indian snacks for the hotel room. Nothing generic, all specific.

Three block-print designs, each one embroidered inside with the couple’s names, shipped empty so the family could fill them their way.

A stainless steel tray carrying a couple’s own tropical-flower print, sourced, designed, and shipped for 200 Florida guests.

A morning ritual from two very different childhoods — filter coffee and a two-stage pour, sent home with 200 guests in Florida.