Open pink gift box holding a jar of cranberry instant coffee, a jar of rose green tea, a jar of coffee walnut cookies, two deep red rice husk kullads and a lavender candle on white paper shred
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Duet — Tea & Coffee Gift Hamper | Rose Green Tea, Cranberry Instant Coffee, Coffee Walnut Cookies, 2 Rice Husk Kullads & a Lavender Candle

Two cups, because nobody drinks their best cup alone Every tea and coffee gift hamper on the shelf ships one mug, or none at all. This one ships two rice husk kullads — which quietly changes what the gift is. It stops being something the...

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WHY TWO CUPS IS THE WHOLE IDEA

Go through the beverage hampers in this price conversation and count the cups. Most have none — a jar of coffee, some biscuits, a candle, and a box. The better ones have one, usually a tumbler with the recipient's name lasered on it. Not one of them has two.

That sounds like a small difference. It is not. A gift with one cup in it is a gift to a person alone at a desk. A gift with two cups in it is an invitation — it assumes the recipient will make the second one for somebody. Nothing else in the box changes and the whole meaning of it does, which is why the pair is the first thing named in the title and the reason for the name.

The kullads themselves are rice husk, which is agricultural waste pressed into a usable object. They are not a wrapper with an eco claim printed on it; they are the part of the hamper the recipient still owns in a year.

AND IT DOES NOT MAKE YOU GUESS

The genuinely hard thing about gifting a drink is that you rarely know which one someone takes. Send coffee to a tea drinker and it sits in the cupboard. This box has both, properly: 40g of loose-leaf rose green tea, and 50g of cranberry fusion instant coffee at 100% Arabica. Two real portions, not two sachets.

Both are on the lighter, more aromatic side rather than the strong-and-bitter side, which is deliberate — a gift beverage is drunk in the afternoon, not at seven in the morning to survive.

The cookies are coffee walnut, 100g, which is the correct thing to put beside either cup. And the lavender candle is for after the cup rather than during it.

PERSONALISED IN TWO PLACES, WHICH ALMOST NOTHING IS

Most personalised hampers personalise one thing. This one has two surfaces and they do different jobs. The **wish tag** hangs from the ribbon on the outside, so your message is read before the box is opened — at the reception desk, on the doorstep, in the hand. The **gift card** sits inside and stays in the box afterwards.

On a corporate run that means the company mark and the message can be split across the two rather than crowded onto one, which is the difference between a branded gift and a gift with branding on it.

WHO IT IS FOR

It reads as a relationship gift as easily as a corporate one, and the palette is doing that on purpose — pink board, deep red satin. An anniversary, a birthday for someone who takes their afternoon seriously, a thank-you that needs to feel personal, a new home. And on the corporate side, a client gift that arrives with your words on the outside of it, or a welcome kit that is not another notebook.
What's inside
● Cranberry Fusion Instant Coffee (50g) — 1 glass jar with a screw lid, 100% Arabica
● Rose Green Tea (40g) — 1 glass jar with a screw lid, loose leaf
● Coffee Walnut Cookies (100g) — 1 clear jar with a screw lid
● Rice Husk Kullads (2) — deep red, ribbed and tapered, no handle
● Lavender Candle (1) — single wick, in a gold-rimmed tin
● Personalised Gift Card (1) — printed with your own message
● Personalised Wish Tag (1) — on the ribbon, printed with your own message
● Pink Kappa Board Gift Box (1) — lift-off lid, deep red satin ribbon, paper crinkle shred
Specifications
  • Contents - 7 lines, 8 pieces: coffee jar, tea jar, cookie jar, 2 rice husk kullads, candle, gift card, gift box
  • Coffee - 50g Cranberry Fusion instant coffee, 100% Arabica, in a glass jar with a screw lid
  • Tea - 40g Rose Green Tea, loose leaf, in a glass jar with a screw lid
  • Cookies - 100g Coffee Walnut Cookies, in a clear jar with a screw lid
  • Kullads - 2, rice husk, deep red, ribbed and tapered, no handle
  • Candle - 1 lavender candle, single wick, in a gold-rimmed tin
  • Gift card - 1, personalised with your own message
  • Wish tag - 1, on the ribbon, personalised with your own message
  • Gift box - Rigid pink kappa board with a separate lift-off lid and a deep red satin ribbon
  • Packing - Contents seated in one layer on white paper crinkle shred; no plastic insert and no foam
  • Coffee format - Instant, not ground; add hot water and stir
  • Tea format - Loose leaf, not tea bags; brew and strain
  • Contains - Walnut
  • Storage - No refrigeration required; nothing in the box melts
  • Dispatch - Ready to ship
Item info
● Rice Husk Kullads (2) – A kullad is the small tapered cup Indian tea is properly drunk from: no handle, held in the fingers, sized for one strong cup rather than a mug of lukewarm tea. These are ribbed and tapered in a deep speckled red, and they come as a pair — which is the point of the hamper. Rice husk is the shell left after rice is milled, agricultural waste pressed into a durable composite, so the eco credential here is a component of the gift rather than a claim printed on the packaging. Hand wash.
● Cranberry Fusion Instant Coffee (50g) – 100% Arabica, in a 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 the right format for a gift: an instant jar gets opened on a Tuesday morning, and a bag of ground beans waits for a weekend that does not arrive. The cranberry is a light fruit note on the Arabica rather than a sweetened syrup.
● Rose Green Tea (40g) – Loose leaf rather than bags, with visible rose in the blend, in a glass jar with a screw lid. Gentler than a masala chai and exactly suited to the kullad. Brew it briefly in water just off the boil and strain it; green tea turns bitter if boiled hard or left standing.
● Coffee Walnut Cookies (100g) – In a screw-lid jar that re-seals. Coffee and walnut is the flavour that works beside either drink in this box, which is why it is the one here. Contains walnut; the full allergen declaration is not yet finalised.
● Lavender Candle (1) – A single-wick candle in a gold-rimmed tin. Lavender rather than a food fragrance on purpose — it is for the hour after the cup rather than during it. Trim the wick to about five millimetres before each burn and let the first burn reach the edge of the tin so it does not tunnel.
● Personalised Gift Card – Printed with your own message, and it stays in the box with the recipient afterwards. On a corporate run your logo prints alongside the message.
● Personalised Wish Tag – A round tag hanging from the ribbon bow, printed with your message or the recipient's name. It is the only surface in the hamper that is read before the box is opened.
● Pink Kappa Board Gift Box – Rigid, matte, square, with a separate lift-off lid and a deep red woven satin ribbon. Contents sit in a single layer on white paper crinkle shred — no plastic insert, no foam, no vacuum tray.
Perfect for
Anniversary Gifts · Birthday Gifts for Her · Birthday Gifts for Him · Gifts for Couples · Thank You Gifts · Housewarming Gifts · Corporate Gifts · Client Gifts · Employee Welcome Kits · Work Anniversary Gifts · Diwali Gifts · Gifts for Parents
Additional information
THE TWO KULLADS, AND WHY THEY ARE RICE HUSK

A kullad is the small tapered cup Indian tea is properly drunk from — no handle, held in the fingers, the right size for one strong cup rather than a mug's worth of lukewarm tea. These are ribbed and tapered in a deep speckled red, and they come as a **pair**, which is the point of the hamper.

Rice husk is the outer shell left after rice is milled. It is agricultural waste, produced in enormous quantity, and pressing it into a durable composite is one of the few genuinely useful things to do with it. That makes the eco credential here a component of the gift rather than a claim printed on the packaging — the reusable object is inside the box, not around it.

Hand wash them. We have not yet confirmed capacity or dishwasher and microwave behaviour, and we would rather say that than guess — ask us and we will get you the number.

THE COFFEE

50g of Cranberry Fusion instant coffee, 100% Arabica, and **it is instant, which we say plainly** — hot water and a stir, no grinder, no filter, no press. That is the right format for a gift: an instant jar gets opened on a Tuesday morning, and a bag of ground beans waits for a weekend that does not arrive. The cranberry is a light fruit note on top of the Arabica rather than a sweetened flavour syrup.

THE TEA

40g of Rose Green Tea, **loose leaf rather than bags**, with visible rose in the blend. Green tea with rose is a gentler cup than a masala chai and it suits the kullad exactly — brew it light, strain it, and drink it while it is hot. A minute or two in water just off the boil is enough; green tea turns bitter if it is boiled hard or left standing.

THE COOKIES

100g of coffee walnut cookies in a screw-lid jar that re-seals. Coffee and walnut is the flavour that works beside either drink in this box, which is why it is the one here.

THE CANDLE

A single-wick lavender candle in a gold-rimmed tin. Lavender rather than a food fragrance on purpose — it is for the hour after the cup rather than during it. Trim the wick to about five millimetres before each burn and let the first burn run until the melt pool reaches the edge of the tin, which is what stops a candle tunnelling down the middle.

THE BOX, AND THE TWO PLACES YOUR MESSAGE GOES

A rigid pink kappa board box with a separate lift-off lid, a deep red woven satin ribbon and a round wish tag hanging from the bow. Contents sit in a single layer on white paper crinkle shred — no plastic insert, no foam.

Your message goes in two places. On the **wish tag**, which is read on the outside before the box is opened. And on the **gift card** inside, which stays with the recipient afterwards. Two surfaces, two jobs, and on a corporate order the logo and the message can be split between them instead of competing for one space.

WHAT WE HAVE NOT FINALISED, AND WILL NOT GUESS

The cookies contain walnut and that is in the Specification. The **full** allergen declaration — wheat, dairy, egg — is not yet finalised, so please check with us before sending this hamper to anyone with a food allergy rather than reading it off the name. Kullad capacity, dishwasher behaviour, candle burn time and shelf life are all being confirmed and are deliberately absent rather than estimated.

FOR BULK AND CORPORATE ORDERS

Nothing in the box is perishable or temperature-sensitive — three sealed jars, two pressed cups, a tin and a card — so it can be ordered ahead of the date you need it and held. Send us your quantity and delivery date and we will confirm both, with a GST invoice.
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
Keep both jars closed between uses — the screw lids re-seal — and store the tea away from steam and strong smells, which is what dulls an aromatic blend fastest. Hand wash the kullads. Trim the candle wick to about five millimetres before each burn and let the first burn run until the melt pool reaches the edge of the tin so it does not tunnel; never leave it burning unattended, and keep it away from curtains, children and pets. Nothing in the hamper needs refrigeration.

The cookies contain walnut. The full allergen declaration is not yet finalised. Please check with us before sending this hamper to anyone with a food allergy.

CUSTOMIZE IT — LOGOS, BRANDING & BULK ORDERS.

This hamper has two printable surfaces and they are worth using differently. The **lid** is flat, rigid, uncoated kappa board and takes a foil block or a one-colour screen print cleanly — it is read on arrival, before the box is opened. The **wish tag** on the ribbon takes a printed name or message and is the first thing in the recipient's hand. Inside, the **gift card** carries your message in full.

On a corporate run that means the company mark and the personal message do not have to compete for the same space: the logo goes on the lid, the recipient's name on the tag, your message on the card. 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

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1What is inside this tea and coffee gift hamper?
40g rose green tea, 50g cranberry instant coffee, 100g coffee walnut cookies, two rice husk kullads, a lavender candle and a personalised gift card, in a ribboned gift box.
2How many cups are included?
Two. It ships a matched pair of rice husk kullads, which is what makes it a gift for two people sharing a cup rather than one person drinking alone.
3Is the coffee instant or ground?
Instant. It is a 50g jar of cranberry fusion instant coffee at 100% Arabica — hot water and a stir, with no grinder, filter or press needed.
4Is the tea loose leaf or tea bags?
Loose leaf. 40g of rose green tea with visible rose in the blend. Brew it briefly in water just off the boil and strain it; green tea turns bitter if boiled hard.
5What are the kullads made of?
Rice husk, the shell left after rice is milled, pressed into a durable composite. Hand wash them. Ask us for capacity and dishwasher details before you order in bulk.
6Can I personalise it, and where does my message go?
In two places. On the wish tag hanging from the ribbon, read before the box is opened, and on the gift card inside, which stays with the recipient.
7Can we add our company logo for corporate orders?
Yes. The lid and the wish tag both take a mark, so your logo and your message can be split between the tag and the card rather than crowded onto one.
8Does it contain allergens?
The cookies contain walnut. The full declaration including wheat, dairy and egg is not finalised, so please check with us before sending it to anyone with a food allergy.
9Is anything perishable, and can I order early?
Nothing is perishable or temperature-sensitive — three sealed jars, two pressed cups and a tin. It can be ordered ahead of the date you need and held.
10Who is this hamper for?
An anniversary, a birthday, a thank-you or a housewarming, and on the corporate side a client gift or a welcome kit. The two cups make it a gift for a pair.