Housewarming gifts
New homes are full of the practical and short of the personal. These are pieces that earn a spot on a shelf or a kitchen counter rather than a cupboard. We don't stock the ritual side of a housewarming, so everything here is meant to be used, not just set out once.
23 pieces

Cherry Pattern Cup and Saucer Set
₹799

Donut Shape Green Mug Set of 2
₹999

Sage Green Mug with Bubble Saucer Base
₹799

Bunny Miniature Figurines Set of Four
₹999

Ceramic Mug with Purple Bow Detail
₹799

Pink Ceramic Cup and Flower Saucer Set
₹799

Ceramic Tea and Coffee Mugs with Cherry Pattern
₹999

Ceramic Cup and Flower Saucer Set in Bright Yellow
₹999

Ceramic Tea Mug with Pink Bow Handle
₹799

Checkered Pink Cup with Floral Detail
₹799

Sculpted Floral Ceramic Coffee Mug in Pale Yellow
₹799

Ceramic Tea Cup and Saucer Set with Cherry Motif
₹799

Floral Relief Mug with Textured Base
₹799

Pink Tea Cup and Saucer Set with Cloud Motif
₹799

Strawberry Tumbler Set with Straws
₹1,799

Sky Blue Cloud Tea Cup and Saucer Set
₹1,299

Ceramic Tea Mug with Blue Bow Detail

Charming Duck Face Mug with Yellow Accents

Miniature Umbrella Girl Figurines Set
₹899

Embossed Wolf Emblem Circular Keyring Accent
₹1,299

Ghost Figurines Set with Peace Gesture Decor
₹3,499

Strawberry Striped Mug with Lid and Straw
₹1,999

Clear Glass Bear Shaped Tumbler with Lid and Straw
₹2,899
The one that earns a spot on the counter
A mug or a cup-and-saucer set is the anti-idol gift: nobody puts it on an altar, but somebody uses it before they've unpacked the rest of the kitchen.
Floral Relief Mug with Textured Base · ₹799
Pale yellow, plain enough to suit almost any kitchen.
Not the pick if you want something that reads as a "set."
Sage Green Mug with Bubble Saucer Base · ₹799
The most neutral option in the range — this is the one to reach for when you genuinely don't know the new home's taste.
Less of a fit as a gift for a specific person you know well.
Ceramic Tea Cup and Saucer Set with Cherry Motif · ₹799
Off-white with a quiet cherry print, sold as a set — better for a couple than a single mug would be.
The pattern is still a pattern; not for someone who's told you they want plain.
A step up, for closer family or friends
Donut Shape Green Mug Set of 2 · ₹999
Two mugs, sage green — a set is the difference between "a gift" and "a gift that looks like an afterthought" for a shared kitchen.
Overkill if you're gifting one person living alone.
Sky Blue Cloud Tea Cup and Saucer Set · ₹1,299
A step up in price for a closer relative or friend, still a single-cup set.
Not worth the extra if the relationship is closer to acquaintance.
Strawberry Tumbler Set with Straws · ₹1,799
Sold as a set, which suits a shared family kitchen better than a single desk.
Skip it for a minimalist household — the print is playful, not plain.
The shelf piece, not the cupboard piece
Figurine sets don't get used the way a mug does — they get looked at. Fine, as long as you're honest that's the job.
Miniature Umbrella Girl Figurines Set · ₹899
Small and decorative, resin, suits a windowsill or a bookshelf in a first home.
Wrong call for someone who's said they don't want more things to dust.
Bunny Miniature Figurines Set of Four · ₹999
Resin, off-white, a set of four gives a small arrangement rather than one lone object.
Reads young — not the pick for an older relative's new home.
If you know their humour
Ghost Figurines Set with Peace Gesture Decor · ₹3,499
Quirky enough to need the recipient to actually find it funny.
Right for a close friend's first flat; wrong for a formal or older-generation gift.
A practical note: dispatch takes several days, so order with the housewarming date in mind rather than the week of.
Many of these also work as birthday or thank-you gifts — the tags overlap for a reason, and the same mug or cup-and-saucer set makes sense outside a housewarming too. If that's the occasion you're actually shopping for, see Birthdays or Thank you instead.
Questions
- What should you gift for a housewarming?
- The safe, expected gift in India is the ritual tier — an idol pair, a diya or puja set, a plant. If you want to give that, it's the right call and nobody will think less of it. If you'd rather give something the recipient reaches for daily instead of displays once — a mug, a cup-and-saucer set, a small shelf figurine — that's the gap we're built to fill.
- How much should you spend on a housewarming gift?
- The cheapest pieces here are ₹799 — right for a colleague, an acquaintance, or as one of several gifts. Around ₹1,299 suits closer family, or a friend you'd rather give one considered object than three small ones. The top of this collection is ₹3,499. There's no fixed "correct" number — the relationship should decide more than the price does.
- Do you sell puja items, idols or plants for a griha pravesh?
- No. We don't stock deity idols, puja thalis, diyas, toran, urlis or plants, and we'd rather say so here than have you find out after adding to cart. What we do stock is drinkware and small resin showpieces — a different, complementary gift, not a substitute for the ritual one.