Diwali gifts and decorations
Diyas, brass and terracotta lamps, rangoli colours, torans and gift-ready festive pieces, with no customs at your door.
Available in the United States. No customs at your door.
The things that make Diwali feel right are mostly the small ones, and they are exactly what is hard to buy abroad. Clay and brass diyas, torans for the doorway, rangoli powders in real colours, and the kind of brass or silver-plated gifting that means something when handed over. American general retailers stock a thin, generic version of all this for a few weeks a year, if at all.
Two practical notes. Anything with a naked flame ships fine, but the oil does not: lamp oil and most liquids cannot travel by air, so buy diyas here and oil locally. And terracotta is fragile, which is why the pieces listed here are the ones that survive the journey rather than the widest possible range.
Give yourself a month. Diwali is the single busiest period in Indian domestic logistics, and origin handling stretches by several days on top of the usual 10 to 15 business day delivery.
Questions people ask
- Can you ship lamp oil or ghee for the diyas?
- No. Oils and liquids are classed as flammable for air freight, so they cannot be sent. Buy the diyas from us and the oil locally.
- Will terracotta diyas survive the journey?
- The ones listed here are selected and packed for it. If anything arrives cracked, photograph it and email [email protected] within seven days for a full refund or a replacement.
- When is the last sensible date to order for Diwali?
- About a month before. Delivery is 10 to 15 business days and Indian couriers are at their peak load through the festival season.