Brass Flying Eagle Feng Shui Figurine (5 Inch)
Brass Fish Urli Bowl (11 Inch)
Brass Elephant with Carvings & Trunk Up (3.5 Inch)
Brass Durga Mata Statue Sitting on Lion (4 Inch)
Brass Decorative Horse Figurine for Home Decor
Brass Blessing Buddha Statue | Lotus Base
Brass Antique Ganesha Idol on Lotus Base (7 Inch)
Authentic Wooden Ashoka Pillar Pen Stand (4 Inch)
Handcrafted Wooden Ashoka Pillar – National Emblem of India (6 Inch)
Artistic Brass Lord Ganesha Diya Lamp (9 Inch)
Artisan Painted Elephant with Traditional Pearl Work
Artisan Crafted Standing Wooden Shiva Idol (8 Inch)
Antique Ivory Finish Lord Kuber Idol (God of Wealth)
A Short Guide
Choosing from our Rakhi Gifts
Rakhi gifts run both directions — the gift a sister receives after tying the rakhi, and the one she gives — and handmade pieces fit both. For sisters: hand-painted peacock figurines, wooden owls, a small Lakshmi idol. For brothers: a brass horse for his desk, the Three Wise Monkeys for the brother with opinions, a Hanuman murti for the one far from home.
Handcrafted pieces between ₹500 and ₹2,000 hit the traditional Rakhi budget while outlasting every box of soan papdi. Order 5–7 days before Raksha Bandhan (August) to beat the courier rush; we ship directly to your sibling's city with your message in a handwritten note.
Matching the gift to the sibling
For sisters, pieces with everyday presence work best — a dressing-table figurine, a small Lakshmi idol for her own space, a hand-painted piece with colour and personality. For brothers, desk and office pieces land better — a brass horse, the Three Wise Monkeys, something that survives a work day rather than something delicate.
What we don't include
Worth knowing upfront: we sell the gift, not the rakhi thread or the pooja thali for the tying ceremony itself — if you need those, they're sourced separately. We ship pan-India as standard; for a sibling based abroad, message us the destination before ordering so we can confirm it's serviceable.
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