Festive Gift Hamper | T-lite | Nut-bowl | Attar Perfume | Desktop Planter | Set of 4 - A timeless present to spread light and fragrance and celebrate Diwali, new beginnings and housewarming occasions. We've combined a nut bowl with a desktop planter, a attar perfume and a tealight candle holder to make a perfect gift hamper in this festive season

The gift set consists of following items
  • 1 Nut-bowl - Great for serving snacks.  Handcrafted of copper with a clear lacquer coat.
  • 1 Motiya Jasmine Attar Perfume of Kannauj 
  • 1 Desktop Planter- Lota shaped.
  • 1 Tealight Candle Holder of Brass Cutwork - Design is inspired by the Tree of Life 

We are happy to present a few products from Indian handicrafts – that are UNIQUE, represent TRADITION, give JOY & will be HEIRLOOMS! A collection of crafts from different parts of India.

  1. Nut Bowl – Meenakari Craft

Raja Man Singh of Mewar is regarded as the patron of the meenakari art in 16th century Jaipur due to whose efforts this art gained a wide applaud among the people. The art of meenakari involves coloring and ornamenting the surface of metals with the use of brilliant colors in a beautiful design.

Care: Wash with mild soap. Dry immediately with soft cotton. Keep away from harsh chemicals.
  1. Motiya Jasmine Attar Perfume- Concocting Attar of Kannauj

It is created using an ancient technique, a highly labor-intensive and time-consuming hydro-distillation process, called ‘deg bhapka’. in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh-  the only attar-making hub left in India. Kannauj, known as “perfume city of India”, has been concocting attar (also known as ittr) since the time of Emperor Harshavardhan (r. 606–47 CE).  The technique is unchanged for 1000+ years. The entire distillation process is eco-friendly, and there is minimal wastage. 

Usage: It can be used directly on the skin by applying and rubbing a few drops on the wrist or on the back of the palm. It can also be used on clothing by applying and rubbing a few drops on both palms and then gently brushing the palms on the clothing.   

Care: Store in a cool & dry place

  1. Lota & Katori inspired Desktop Planter - Channapatna Wood Craft

Lacquered, wooden desktop planter is made by artisans of Channapatna Woodcraft, craft that has existed since the 1700s near Bangalore in Karnataka. Said to have originated in Persia, Tipu Sultan got local artisans from around Channapatana to learn and develop it, originally to make toys. The items are made using traditional, turned lacquer ware techniques and are coloured using natural dyes. The glass beaker in the wooden lota, allows water to be used to feed a real, live plant in the pot such as a money plant.

Care: Avoid exposure to direct sunlight. Use damp cloth to clean. 

  1. Tree of Life Tealight Candle Holder – Brass Cutwork 

Decorative candle stand for a tea light, the shape at the back casts a shadow ( of Tree of Life) as the candle burns. Holds a tea-light candle but transforms it into a décor element. This Cut Metal Diya Coaster is made of brass with a PVC acrylic sheet base. You can use both indoor & outdoor ( keep safe from moisture & water).

Care: Don’t Wash lamp with water Clean with wet cloth. 

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