Thank employees and clients with gift boxes chosen for your budget and personalised with your company branding. Browse the collection from ₹1,500 to ₹5,999 per box, or tell us what you need and we'll recommend options with indicative pricing. We arrange delivery across India.
Most boxes have a minimum order of 100. Check each gift for its minimum quantity.
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Tell us the brief. Six questions: who it is for, how many boxes, budget, delivery locations and date.
We recommend three gifts. Each with contents, minimum quantity and indicative pricing.
A curator finishes the box. Branding, substitutions and delivery are confirmed on your quotation.
Each box is written around a moment in the festival, then filled to match it. Switch to the flat lay to see every item. Prices are per box.
Prices current for the 2026 festive season, last revised .
The whole floor, on the last working day before the festival. A tote or a small box on every desk, light enough to carry home on the bus, with something to light that evening and something to eat on the way.
A jute tote packed with millet namkeen, ragi chips and roasted edamame, with tea lights and incense for the evening. The tote gets used again long after the snacks are gone.
Three kinds of crunch, two diyas and chocolate laddoos in a jute bag with a festive tag. A light, cheerful gift for large teams.
A hand-illustrated box with ghee besan laddu, a diya set, dhoop cones in a wooden burner and shubh-labh hangings for the door. Everything a home uses on the night of the festival.
Laxmi charan for the doorstep, a pair of glass diyas and four-element incense, with makhana and dried cranberries for snacking. A traditional box that stays light.
For teams you want to thank a little more. A box with a keepsake that outlasts the sweets: a candle, a mug, a clock, a pair of kulhads that end up on the kitchen shelf.
A printed jute tote built around Indian grains: kai murukku, millet namkeen, puffed rice and jowar puffs. Four gold diyas and incense make it festive.
Two twilight glass candles, Sleepy Owl coffee, pepper cashews and barbeque almonds in a hand-illustrated box, with shubh-labh hangings for the door.
A wireless alarm clock speaker, a printed enamel mug and cappuccino sachets, with a pair of blue glass diyas. Built for the desk, at home or at work.
Cow dung diyas, handmade kulhad cups, herbal tea tubes and a spiced jaggery seed mix in a kraft box. Nothing plastic, and everything gets used.
Dark chocolate kaju katli, Bombay bhel chikki and dry-fruit millet namkeen in a box illustrated like a festive street. Laxmi charan, a deep and door hangings complete it.
The brass and copper tier. Idols, bells, a tiffin, a speaker: things that come out again next festive season. This is where most managers and long-serving team members sit.
Custom illustrated playing cards for the night, a gold multi-wick candle, Phool incense and chocolate laddoos with almond snaps. The cards can carry your brand.
A Laxmi Ganesh idol next to a prosperity journal, a metal pen, a phone stand and a ceramic mug, with Smoor chocolates on the side. A working desk gift with a blessing in it.
Handmade blue pottery diyas and an incense holder, next to a mini Bluetooth speaker with mirror sync lighting. Craft and gadget in one box.
A wicker basket of millet bhel, peri-peri makhana, ragi chips, whole grain cookies, protein laddoos and matcha latte. For teams that watch what they eat.
A Sound King portable speaker, two blue mercury glass tealights, guggul incense and dark chocolate beetroot cookies. Sound, scent and something sweet.
Brass Laxmi Ganesh, four antique gold diyas, a hand-painted temple bell and rose incense. Cashews and almonds come in jars that can carry your label.
A three-tier copper tiffin, hammered metal coasters, floral votive diyas and a mini temple bell, with almonds and cashews in potlis. The tiffin stays in the kitchen for years.
For managers and the clients you see every quarter. Marble, silver, earbuds and playing cards for the night, in boxes that get kept.
Portronics earbuds, Blue Tokai coffee concentrate, a custom-label kunafa chocolate bar and a floral candle. The playing cards can be illustrated for your brand.
A ludo printed on canvas, a mobile holder, pretzels, a crunch bar, fruit pops and oolong tea. For teams who celebrate together.
A humidifier with a built-in Bluetooth speaker, a feng shui turtle on a plate, patakha door hangings and dark chocolate kaju katli. A gift for the home.
A wooden and brass playing card box with custom illustrated cards, elephant in-lay marble coasters, two gold candles and Woods incense. Chocolate coated almonds to snack on.
A blush pink box with a hand-blocked toran, marble and brass floral coasters, two glass diyas and peri peri makhana. Cashews and almonds in custom-label jars.
A Ganesh-Lakshmi wooden puja box, the Shree Ganesh aarti book, a mini temple bell and modak-shaped glass diyas. Hazelnut truffle besan laddoos for after the aarti.
Silver-engraved marble tea lights, brass in-lay elephant coasters, jasmine tea and single-origin lychee honey in a gold-foiled box. A quiet gift.
A kauna grass basket with silver plated glasses, antique gold diyas, Phool incense, and cashews and almonds in red velvet potlis. Smoor cookies to finish. Built for clients.
For leadership and key accounts. Rare tea, a blender, a mixer, blessed idols and honey: gifts for the home, and for the desk.
An Aquaminder bottle that reminds you to drink water, Subko pour-over coffee, a lavender candle, protein puffs and custom illustrated playing cards. Made for tech teams.
Blessed Ganesh Lakshmi, an engraved metal candle with a gold tassel, a luxury dhoop cone box and gur shakkar sesame almonds in a tin. Ritual comes first here.
Gopaldhara rare muscatel gold tea, Ganga kulhad cups with a gold rim, PAUS luxury fragrance and marble floral tealight holders. For slow evenings.
A Lifelong Power Pro mixer grinder, cashews and almonds in custom-label jars, an engraved brass jar, Subko cacao chocolate and a festive toran. Useful every day after the festival.
Gaudeep frangipani candles, forest dhoop cones, TGL Darjeeling black tea, raw wild forest honey, honey roasted almonds and hammered metal coasters.
A BlendJet portable blender, gold flower tealight holders, Phool incense, and almonds and cashews in custom-label jars. Practical and festive.
The short list. Headphones, a speaker, a backpack, a silver frame. Gifts that stand on their own and carry a handwritten note from the top.
An Ambrane wireless charging stand, two blue ribbed glass candles, Glow and Bloom incense and a strawberry matcha kaju katli bar. For people who are always plugged in.
A Daily Objects Loop power bank, TGL Co. signature instant coffee and a black insulated travel tumbler. For people on the move.
An engraved silver photo frame, silver tins of almonds and cashews and Arq Mithai besan truffle laddoos in a silver-foiled box. For new clients and milestones.
A Daily Objects quilted puffer tote, an insulated travel tumbler, Third Wave easy coffee bags, Entisi Rocher chocolate and a Muun glass diya. Fits the workday.
A Daily Objects canvas backpack, gold flower tealight holders, custom illustrated playing cards, Saffron kaju misu tiramisu katli and shubh-labh hangings. A thank-you that gets used.
Noise TruBass Airwave Max 4 headphones, Inara luxury incense, a Muun glass diya and Manam double dark chocolate cookies in a gold-foiled box. For the clients who matter most.
A Daily Objects Park tech kit pouch and capsule gadget cleaning kit, Vahdam chai masala, Phool incense, orange laddoos and mixed nuts in a potli.
A JBL Clip 4 speaker, Subko cacao coated coffee almonds and a pair of gold dual-toned metal candles in a gold-foiled box. Bold and festive.
A Sony XB100 wireless speaker, amber ribbed glass candles, a masala spiced chai tin, Bombay Sweet Shop Indian cookies and Petals Rangoon incense.
Procurement, marketing and HR run the same scramble on every festive brief: new vendors, fresh quotes, nothing carried over from last year.
"Can we see two or three more options at this price?"
Every new direction restarts the sourcing.
"Let us check availability and revert with pricing."
A simple question stalls the whole decision.
Quotes_final_v4.xlsx · Packaging_rates_OLD.pdf
Last year's benchmarks exist somewhere. Nobody can find them.
"Something premium, on theme, for 400 people."
The obvious on-theme box never makes the shortlist.
None of this is a people problem. It is an information problem: product, vendor, pricing and packaging knowledge that nobody holds in one place, so every brief restarts the research.That is what we fix.
Aina means mirror. Since 1997 it has worked in Bangalore for children and women from marginalised communities, and a share of every box you order goes to that work — the amount appears on your invoice.
Share who the gifts are for, how many you need and your budget. We'll recommend options with indicative pricing, personalise every box with your branding, and arrange delivery across India.
