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Corporate Gifting
Visibly made by a person rather than a machine, which is the only reason a corporate gift is ever kept.
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Zari Gold Dessert Spoons, Stainless Steel Tea Spoons (Set of 6) -
Jaali Tufted Cushion Covers, Set of 2, Ivory Geometric Throw Pillow Covers (16x16) -
Morning Haze Ceramic Mugs, Blush Pink Coffee Mugs (Set of 2) -
Quiet Table Marble Tray, Oval Serving & Vanity Tray -
Table Companions, Hand-Carved Marble Coasters (Set of 4) -
Saanjh Ceramic Cups, Hand-Painted Tea & Coffee Cups (Set of 6) -
Ikat Tote Bag for Women -
Katha Fabric Diary -
The Signature Gift Box -
The Pearl Gift Box
From the House
The story behind the edit
Corporate gifting fails in a predictable way. It is bought late, bought in bulk, and bought to be inoffensive, which produces something nobody objects to and nobody keeps.
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The pieces here are chosen against the opposite brief. Each one is made by hand, so it carries a story a recipient can repeat, and each one is useful at a desk or a table rather than decorative on a shelf. The Katha Fabric Diary travels well and needs no size. The Zari Gold Dessert Spoons read as considered without being personal. The hand-carved marble outlasts everything around it.
Volume, branding and staggered delivery are handled through the gifting concierge rather than the checkout, because small-batch stock has to be planned rather than pulled off a shelf.
Why Handmade Works Harder Here
A corporate gift is doing one job: making the relationship feel considered. Mass-produced objects fail at that because the recipient can price them instantly and knows how little thought was involved.
A hand block-printed diary is harder to read that way. It is visibly made by a person, it is not identical to the one on the next desk, and it invites a question rather than a polite thank you. The economics are also better than people expect, because you are paying for labour rather than for a brand markup. We set out what that labour actually costs in why handcrafted work costs what it does.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is your minimum order for corporate gifting?
There is no formal minimum, but anything above roughly ten pieces should go through the concierge so we can confirm production timelines before you commit.
Can you add our company branding?
On some pieces, yes, and on others it would spoil the object. This is worth a conversation rather than a form. Start with the concierge.
How long does a bulk order take?
Four to six weeks depending on the piece. Hand-painted ceramic and hand-carved marble are the long leads. Block-printed diaries are faster.
Can you ship to individual employee addresses?
Yes, pan-India. Send the address list and we will handle the split, with invoices excluded from the parcels.
What works for a mixed-seniority team?
One object at a good standard rather than tiers. Tiered gifting is noticed and rarely lands well. The diary and the flatware both hold across levels.
What is appropriate for a client rather than an employee?
Something for the home rather than the desk. Hand-painted ceramics or the marble tray read as personal without being intimate.
Do you gift wrap and include a note?
Yes, and notes can be personalised per recipient on larger orders.
Is GST invoicing available?
Yes. Provide your GSTIN at checkout or to the concierge for bulk orders.
Where is everything made?
India, with final composition and packing done by hand in our Ahmedabad studio.