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A Short Guide
Choosing from our Housewarming Gifts
The best housewarming gifts for an Indian home are the ones with a job: a Lakshmi–Ganesha pair for the new mandir, a Kamdhenu cow for abundance in the kitchen, elephants for the entrance, an urli for the foyer. Everything here is handmade in brass or wood by Indian artisans, which means the gift carries a story the usual crockery set can't.
₹1,000–3,000 covers a substantial piece; if the family isn't religious, animal figurines or an urli read as art with meaning rather than ritual. We deliver directly to the new address with gift wrapping and a handwritten card on request.
Budget guide
₹500–1,000 covers a compact figurine or small idol — appropriate for a colleague's new flat. ₹1,000–3,000 is the standard range for a substantial piece: a Lakshmi–Ganesha pair, a mid-size brass idol, a decorated urli. Above ₹3,000 moves into statement territory — antique-finish busts, larger pairs — usually reserved for close family or a pooled group gift.
Timing it right
The conventional etiquette is to gift after the griha pravesh ceremony itself, once the family has moved in and settled the puja — not on move-in day when there's still packing chaos. If you can't attend in person, shipping directly to their new address with a note works just as well; just confirm the address is final, since housewarming gifts sent too early sometimes arrive before the family does.
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