Housewarming Gifts

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Housewarming Gifts

Sixty-plus hampers across festivals, milestones and just-because moments — all hand-packed, all personalisable, all ready to travel anywhere in India.

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Housewarming Gifts for a Griha Pravesh, a First Flat or a New Home

A housewarming gift is the easiest gift to get right and the easiest to get wrong. Right: something the house needs in its first week and does not yet own. Wrong: anything that assumes their taste in décor. This page is built on the first kind — the toran for the door, the diya for the puja, the urli for the entrance, the planter for the windowsill, the tea for the first guests — with a card in your words and tracked delivery to the new address anywhere in India.

The four things a new house needs on day one

  1. Something for the door. The handcrafted jute lotus toran, ₹349 — the first thing that goes up at a griha pravesh and stays up for years.
  2. Something for the puja corner. A brass diya, ₹250, or ceramic diyas from ₹99; the Lakshmi Ganesh prosperity box, ₹999; the German silver Laxmi Ganesh pair, ₹1,600; the Shubh Labh set, ₹2,499, for the entrance; the golden loban burner, ₹475, for the first evening.
  3. Something living. The self-watering planter, ₹169, the planter with a water-level indicator, ₹249, or the gold-toned brass tulsi planter, ₹1,500, for the balcony.
  4. Something for the first guests. The handmade urli set, ₹750, to float flowers at the entrance; the Duet tea and coffee hamper, ₹999, for the kitchen; the Royal Majesty silver-plated tea set for a house that will host.

Light, scent and the table

The hand-poured candle with a wooden lid, ₹449, and the jasmine candle, ₹799, for a room that still smells of paint; the lavender aroma vaporiser set, ₹300; the brass candle stand pair, ₹600, and the German silver peacock t-light holder, ₹1,250, for the first dinner; the jute wall-hanging organiser, ₹199, for the keys that have nowhere to live yet. For a couple's new home, Jodi — two shawls and two wine glasses — and for the sweets that a griha pravesh needs, the Shagun potli, ₹499, or the regional snacks hamper.

Housewarming gifts by budget

Under ₹500: the toran, a planter, a brass diya, the candle, the loban burner. ₹500–₹1,000: the urli set, the Lakshmi Ganesh box, Duet, the jasmine candle. ₹1,000–₹2,500: the peacock t-light holder, the tulsi planter, the German silver idol pair, Jodi, the Shubh Labh set. For a colleague's new home from the team: one piece with a card carrying everyone's names — the urli set or the toran, not a whip-round of small things.

Materials, honestly

Brass is brass and darkens with use; German silver is a nickel-brass alloy with a silver finish, not sterling — that is why the peacock t-light holder is ₹1,250 and not ₹12,000; jute and terracotta are hand-finished and vary. Each product page states the material and the size, so the gift is what the recipient thinks it is.

Delivery to the new address

Ready-to-ship pieces dispatch within 24–48 hours of payment and reach most Indian cities in 3–5 working days, tracked; brass, glass and terracotta are wrapped for transit. Check the new address has a working phone number attached — the commonest reason a housewarming parcel comes back is that the recipient's phone is still at the old flat. From abroad, deliver to the Indian address at no extra cost.

Explore more from The Happiness Story

This is the housewarming edit of our curated gift hampers. See also home décor gifts, wedding gifts for the couple before the house, gifts for parents and family and the devotional range.

Keep exploring The Happiness Story

Every gift on this page is hand-packed in our Kolkata studio with free personalisation. Browse the full range of curated gift hampers, pick a pre-curated hamper that dispatches within 24 hours, or shop the season's Diwali gift hampers. Building a box around treats? See our artisan edibles and drinkware.

Ordering for a team or clients? The corporate gifting desk handles branded bulk orders with GST invoicing — from employee welcome kits to promotional gifts. Prefer conscious gifting? Explore eco-friendly gifts, or start with our journal on why thoughtful gifts beat expensive ones. Delivery timelines live in the shipping policy.

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Frequently asked questions

The four things a new house needs on day one: a toran for the door, a diya or a Lakshmi Ganesh piece for the puja corner, a planter for the windowsill, and something for the first guests — an urli for flowers or a tea hamper for the kitchen.
A brass diya or German silver Laxmi Ganesh pair for the puja, the jute lotus toran for the door, a Shubh Labh set for the entrance, and the Shagun potli for the sweets the ceremony needs.
The jute toran (₹349), a brass diya (₹250), ceramic diyas (from ₹99), a self-watering planter (₹169), the hand-poured candle (₹449) or the golden loban burner (₹475).
One piece with everyone's names on the card — the urli set or the toran — rather than a whip-round of small things. One GST invoice if the company pays.
Yes — tracked delivery in 3–5 working days of dispatch, fragile pieces wrapped. Make sure the new address has a phone number that answers; that is the commonest reason a parcel comes back.
No — a nickel-brass alloy with a silver finish, which is why a peacock t-light holder is ₹1,250 rather than ₹12,000. It keeps its shine with light polishing and is the traditional gifting metal for a new home.
Yes — deliver to the Indian address at no extra cost, with your name and message on the card.

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