Gift Guide

Gift Guide

Everything below is pulled from what's currently in the shop — real pieces, real prices, nothing bundled or made-to-order. Shop by price if you have a number in mind, or by who you're shopping for if you don't.

Worth knowing: a lot of what's here is one-of-a-kind or exists in very small quantity. If something catches your eye for a date that matters, it's worth ordering sooner rather than later — see our shipping times in the FAQ.

Under $25

Small, easy, and still considered — good for a stocking, a hostess gift, or an add-on to something bigger.

Classic $10 · Raw $15 · Polished $18
An easy, affordable first mala — holy basil wood, traditional 108-bead count.
$10
A small, useful gift for a new kitchen or a housewarming.
$8
A reliable stocking-stuffer — pairs naturally with any incense holder below.
$12
A small, tactile altar piece with a clear, simple tone.
$18–$22
Wearable and meaningful; the standard bracelet is $18.
$20
An easy way to bring pattern and color into a small space.

$25 – $50

The range where most of our wearables and home pieces sit.

$25–$30 (Natural or Red)
Natural sandalwood is fragrant; red sandalwood is valued for its deep red-brown color.
$35
Practical enough to actually get used, every day.
$38
For someone who wants a piece that doesn't look like everyone else's. Check our Size & Fit Guide before you buy for someone else.
$40
An easy refresh for a favorite room.
$45
A wall hanging or table runner with a real hand-stamped process behind it.
$48–$52
The showpiece in this range: a one-of-a-kind gemstone strand whose seven-colour accent sequence is inspired by the modern chakra colour system. Each comes with its own Gem Testing Lab Varanasi identification report.

$50 & up

Mostly our finest textiles — this is where the silk and cotton-silk pieces live.

$50
Sold out. A lighter cotton weave, easy to wear across seasons. Shop similar scarves →
$50
Two looks in one piece.
$50
A statement color that still reads classic.
$50
Reversible, so it's genuinely two shawls in one.
$50
A fine-weave paisley wrap that reverses to a second pattern entirely.
$55
The most considered piece in this range.

Starting a meditation practice

Simple, traditional pieces for someone just beginning. See our Mala Guide for what each material means.

Classic $10 · Raw $15 · Polished $18
The gentlest place to start.
$8
Something to mark the start of a sitting practice.
$16
Pairs with the incense above — vented cap catches the ash.
$25–$30 (Natural or Red)
Choose Natural for scent or Red for its deep red-brown color.
$35
The more traditional pick, with a marked guru bead for counting rounds.
$30–$38
Smaller, smoother rudraksha, individually knotted: a full strand without the bulk.

For the home

Brass, ritual pieces, and textiles for a space rather than a person. See our Incense & Home Ritual Guide for how to put them together.

$20
A scalloped ash catcher that's a small piece of decor on its own.
$20
Pattern and color for a reading nook or entryway.
$24
A quiet, permanent piece for a shelf or altar.
$28
Functional and good-looking left out on a tray.
$40
An easy way to change up a couch or a bed.

For a textile lover

For someone who already notices weave, print, and hand-work.

$15
An easy entry point into the hand-stamped textiles.
$38
Embellished cotton, a real garment rather than an accessory.
$45
Worth knowing the batik process behind it — see our Journal.
$45
Detailed threadwork, floral motifs, genuinely one-of-a-kind.
$55
The top pick if budget allows.

A note on gift notes

We don't have formal gift wrapping yet — if an order is a gift, leave a note in your order comments at checkout and we'll do what we reasonably can. See our full FAQ for shipping times and our return policy on gifts.

Curious how to look after whatever you pick? Our Care Guide covers each material one at a time.