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Founder's Hour — Book & Coffee Gift Hamper for Entrepreneurs

A book worth keeping, and the hour to read it in Most corporate hampers are an assortment. This one has a reason for every item in it. The gift is the book — The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, a guide to wealth and happiness, the...

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Everything worth knowing — sizes, shelf life, branding, shipping — in one place.

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WHY THIS WORKS WHERE A HAMPER USUALLY DOES NOT

There is a particular failure mode in corporate gifting, and everyone who has received one knows it: the box arrives, it is nicely made, it holds four pleasant things, and by Friday it has been eaten and forgotten. Nothing in it was chosen for the person. It was chosen to fill a box to a price.

This one is built the other way round. The book comes first and the rest of the box is in service of it. The Almanack of Naval Ravikant is not a decorative business book — it is the one that people who read it actually finish, quote, and lend to somebody else. It has a specific audience: founders, operators, the person on your team who is quietly building something on the side. Give it to that person and you have paid attention to them. Give them a mug and you have paid a bill.

Then the box does something a book on its own cannot. A book is a gift that asks for time the recipient does not have. So the rest of the hamper is the time: 50g of chocolate orange instant coffee for the morning it gets started, 40g of tulsi kadha chai for the evening it gets finished, and 80g of chocolate chip cookies because a reading hour without something to eat is a shorter hour. That is not padding. It is the difference between a book that goes on the shelf and a book that gets opened.

WHAT IT IS ACTUALLY FOR

Onboarding is where it does its best work. A new joiner's first week is a run of forms and logins, and the welcome kit is usually a notebook and a pen they will not use. A book they can talk about with the person who gave it to them is a different kind of first impression, and it lasts past the probation period.

It works just as well the other three ways corporate gifting gets used. As a client gift it says something specific about how you think, which a generic hamper cannot. As a work-anniversary or promotion gift, a book about wealth and happiness is unusually well aimed. And as a farewell for someone leaving well, it is close to perfect.

Outside the office it is the answer to a genuinely hard brief: a birthday gift for the person who reads, or for the friend two years into their own thing, who has all the usual objects and would rather have a good idea and a quiet morning.

THE CARD IS THE POINT, NOT THE PACKAGING

Every hamper personalises something. Most of them laser a name onto a tumbler, which the recipient reads once. Here the personalisation is a printed card in your own words, sitting on top of a book about how to live and what to build. In that context, a sentence from you is worth more than a name on a mug — and on a bulk order, it is the same sentence going out to two hundred people in your voice rather than ours.

What's inside

● The Almanack of Naval Ravikant (1) — paperback by Eric Jorgenson, foreword by Tim Ferriss
● Chocolate Orange Instant Coffee (50g) — 1 glass jar with a screw lid, 100% Arabica
● Tulsi Kadha Chai (40g) — 1 glass jar with a screw lid, loose simmering blend
● New York Style Chocolate Chip Cookies (80g) — 1 sealed carton
● Personalised Message Card (1) — printed with your own message
● Rigid Kappa Board Gift Box (1) — separate lift-off lid, gold-foil logo, paper crinkle shred

Specifications

Contents - 6 lines, 6 pieces: paperback book, coffee jar, chai jar, cookie carton, personalised message card, gift box
Book - The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson, foreword by Tim Ferriss, paperback
Coffee - 50g Chocolate Orange instant coffee, 100% Arabica, in a glass jar with a screw lid
Chai - 40g Tulsi Kadha Chai, a loose simmering blend, in a glass jar with a screw lid
Cookies - 80g New York style chocolate chip cookies, in a sealed carton
Message card - Personalised, printed with your own message
Gift box - Rigid kappa board with a separate lift-off lid and a gold-foil logo
Packing - Contents seated in two columns on white paper crinkle shred; no plastic insert and no foam
Coffee format - Instant, not ground; add hot water and stir
Chai format - Loose blend, simmered as a kadha rather than steeped as a teabag
Dietary - The cookie carton carries a green vegetarian mark
Storage - No refrigeration required; nothing in the box melts
Personalisation - The message card; on bulk orders, the lid also takes a logo
Dispatch - Ready to ship

Item info

● The Almanack of Naval Ravikant – A paperback by Eric Jorgenson with a foreword by Tim Ferriss, subtitled a guide to wealth and happiness. Not a business memoir and not a productivity manual: a compiled body of thinking on how wealth is actually built and what it is for, arranged so it can be opened anywhere and read in ten-minute pieces. That format is why it survives a working week when a four-hundred-page business book does not, and it is the only item in this box still owned in five years.
● Chocolate Orange Instant Coffee (50g) – 100% Arabica, in a clear glass jar with a screw lid. It is instant, and we say so plainly — hot water and a stir, no grinder, no filter, no press. That is deliberate for a gift: an instant jar gets opened on a Tuesday morning at a desk, and a bag of ground beans waits for a weekend that never comes. The chocolate-orange flavouring sits on the sweeter, dessert side of coffee, which is the right register beside a cookie.
● Tulsi Kadha Chai (40g) – A loose blend built around holy basil, in the kadha tradition, in a clear glass jar with a screw lid. A kadha is a decoction: simmer it rather than steep it. Into water, bring to a boil, a few minutes, strain. Aromatic and slightly bitter rather than milky and sweet, and the correct thing for the second half of an evening when another coffee costs you the night's sleep.
● New York Style Chocolate Chip Cookies (80g) – The thick, chewy-centred style rather than the thin snapping kind, in a sealed carton carrying a green vegetarian mark. The allergen declaration for this component is not yet finalised — please check with us before sending this hamper to anyone with a wheat, dairy or egg allergy.
● Personalised Message Card – Printed with your own message, so the gift arrives in your words rather than ours. On a corporate run your logo can be printed on it alongside the message, which makes it the piece of personalisation that stays in the box.
● Rigid Kappa Board Gift Box – Dusty rose kappa board with a separate lift-off lid and a gold-foil logo. Not a folded carton: the lid comes off in one piece and the base holds its shape, which is what makes it a box people keep rather than flatten. Contents seated in two columns on white paper crinkle shred, with no plastic insert, no foam and no vacuum tray.

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Additional information

THE BOOK, AND WHY IT IS THE ONE WORTH GIVING

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant is a paperback by Eric Jorgenson with a foreword by Tim Ferriss, subtitled a guide to wealth and happiness. It is not a business memoir and it is not a productivity manual. It is a compiled body of thinking on how wealth is actually built and what it is for, arranged so it can be opened anywhere and read in ten-minute pieces — which is the reason it survives a working week when a four-hundred-page business book does not.

That format matters for a gift. A book that has to be read in order asks for a commitment the recipient may not make. This one is readable in the gaps, so it gets started, and once started it gets finished.

THE TWO WAYS TO DRINK WHILE YOU READ

The coffee is a 50g jar of chocolate orange instant coffee, 100% Arabica. It is instant, and we say so plainly — hot water and a stir, no grinder, no filter, no press. That is deliberate for a gift: an instant jar gets opened on a Tuesday morning at a desk, and a bag of ground beans waits for a weekend that does not come. The chocolate-orange flavouring is on the sweeter, dessert side of coffee, which is the right register beside a cookie.

The chai is 40g of tulsi kadha — a loose blend built around holy basil, in the kadha tradition, which means it is simmered rather than steeped. Put it in water, bring it to a boil, let it go a few minutes, strain. It is aromatic and slightly bitter rather than milky and sweet, and it is the correct thing for the second half of the evening when another coffee would cost you the night's sleep.

Between them, the box covers both ends of a reading day, which one beverage cannot.

THE COOKIES

80g of New York style chocolate chip cookies in a sealed carton — the thick, chewy-centred style rather than the thin snapping kind. The carton carries a green vegetarian mark. We have not yet finalised the allergen declaration for this component, so if you are sending this hamper to someone with a wheat, dairy or egg allergy, please check with us first rather than assuming.

THE BOX

Rigid kappa board with a separate lift-off lid, in dusty rose, with a gold-foil logo on the lid. Not a folded carton — the lid comes off in one piece and the base holds its shape, which is what makes it a box people keep rather than flatten. Inside, the four items are seated in two columns on white paper crinkle shred. No plastic insert, no foam, no vacuum tray.

HOW IT SHIPS AND WHY THAT MATTERS HERE

Nothing in this hamper is perishable, temperature-sensitive or fragile in the way a bottle is. Two glass jars with screw lids, a sealed carton and a paperback. That means the box can be ordered ahead of the date you need it and held, which is the single biggest operational problem in corporate gifting — everybody wants delivery in the same fortnight.

The one thing worth knowing is the book. A paperback in a box that is jostled arrives with a dented corner, which is why the shred is packed around it rather than under it. If you are shipping in volume, tell us and we will confirm the outer packing before the run.

FOR BULK AND CORPORATE ORDERS

The lid is flat, rigid and uncoated, and it already carries a gold-foil block — so it takes your logo the same way, as foil or as a one-colour screen print, cleanly and with a fine line held. The message card takes your logo alongside your message.

Send us your quantity and the date you need delivery and we will come back with a mock-up before anything is printed. GST invoice on corporate orders.

Returns

Hampers are not eligible for return, exchange or refund, with the single exception of a hamper that arrives damaged in transit, which must be reported to the delivery partner at the time of delivery so the claim can be raised.

Please note

Store the box somewhere dry and out of direct sun. Keep both jars closed between uses — the screw lids re-seal — and keep the chai away from steam and strong smells, which is what dulls an aromatic blend fastest. The cookie carton is sealed; once opened, finish it or transfer the cookies to an airtight jar. Nothing in the hamper needs refrigeration and nothing in it melts.

The allergen declaration for the cookies is not yet finalised. Please check with us before sending this hamper to anyone with a wheat, dairy or egg allergy.

CUSTOMIZE IT — LOGOS, BRANDING & BULK ORDERS.

The lid is the surface, and it is the right one: flat, rigid, uncoated kappa board that already carries a gold-foil block, sitting on the outside of the box where a mark is read before the box is opened rather than competing with anything inside it. It takes gold foil or a one-colour screen print and holds a fine line. Your logo also goes on the message card, alongside your message.

Send us your quantity and the date you need delivery, and we will come back with a mock-up before anything is printed.

Shipping & delivery

Bulk & branding

From 25 units: logo on the box, branded ribbon and a custom card. GST invoice on every business order — see corporate gifting for tiers and sampling.

Care & sustainability

The keepsake box is reusable and all packaging is plastic-free kraft and cloth. Explore the full eco-friendly gift range.

FAQs

Questions, answered

1What is inside this book gift hamper?

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant paperback, 50g chocolate orange coffee, 40g tulsi kadha chai, 80g chocolate chip cookies and a personalised message card, in a rigid gift box.

2Which book is included, and is it a paperback?

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson, with a foreword by Tim Ferriss. It is the paperback edition, subtitled a guide to wealth and happiness.

3Is the coffee instant or ground?

Instant. It is a 50g jar of chocolate orange flavoured instant coffee, 100% Arabica — hot water and a stir, no grinder, filter or press needed.

4How do I make the tulsi kadha chai?

It is a loose kadha blend, so it is simmered rather than steeped. Add it to water, bring it to a boil, let it go a few minutes and strain. No teabag.

5Is the message card really personalised?

Yes. The card is printed with your own message, so the gift arrives in your words. On a bulk order your company logo can be printed on it alongside the message.

6Can we add our company logo for corporate orders?

Yes. The lid is flat, rigid and uncoated and already carries a gold-foil block, so it takes a foil or a one-colour screen print cleanly. We send a mock-up before printing.

7Does it contain allergens?

The allergen declaration for the cookies is not finalised. Please check with us before sending this hamper to anyone with a wheat, dairy or egg allergy.

8Is anything in it perishable, and can I order early?

Nothing is perishable or temperature-sensitive — two sealed jars, a sealed carton and a book. It can be ordered ahead of the date you need and held.

9Will the book arrive damaged in transit?

The paperback is seated in paper shred that is packed around it rather than under it, so the corners are protected. On bulk runs we confirm the outer packing with you first.

10Who is this hamper actually for?

New joiners, clients, a promotion or work anniversary, a farewell, or a birthday for someone who reads or is building something of their own. It is not a festival-specific box.

For procurement & HR

Corporate gifting at a glance

The facts a buyer needs before asking for a quote — the same on every page.

Minimum order: Bulk pricing starts at 25 units and steps down with quantity. Smaller runs are possible on ready-to-ship pieces; leadership and key-client orders of ten or fewer are common.
Branding: One-colour logo print on bottles, mugs, notebooks and mouse pads; engraving on bamboo, cork and wood; box, sleeve, ribbon and card branding on hampers. Artwork goes to a digital mock-up before anything is printed.
Dispatch and lead time: Ready-to-ship pieces dispatch within 24–48 hours of payment. Branded, engraved or personalised runs carry a production window that is confirmed with the quote — share the delivery date first.
Samples: A physical sample of any hamper or branded piece can be sent before the run is confirmed. Allow about a week for sampling inside the timeline.
Payment and invoicing: Orders are prepaid. Every order ships with one GST invoice with HSN codes, covering all units and all delivery addresses.
GST treatment of gifts: A GST invoice is issued on every order. Input tax credit on goods given away as gifts is blocked under Section 17(5)(h) of the CGST Act; gifts to an employee up to ₹50,000 in a financial year are not treated as a supply. Confirm the treatment for your case with your CA.
Delivery coverage: Tracked delivery across India to offices or to individual employee and client homes; multi-address dispatch is quoted by address count. International corporate programmes are handled on enquiry with the destination list.