Lilies and roses arrangement
Fragrant oriental lilies with pastel roses, arranged in a vase-ready box.
Moms will happily say they need nothing. Ignore that. Choose gifts that give her comfort, rest or joy: things she would never buy for herself because she is too busy buying for everyone else.
53 gift ideas
Fragrant oriental lilies with pastel roses, arranged in a vase-ready box.
Orchids last far longer than roses, so the gesture stays on the table for a week or more.
Your favourite picture of her printed on top. Guaranteed to be photographed before it is cut.
The midnight-surprise duo. One order, one delivery, two reasons to smile.
Almonds, cashews and dates in a festive tray. The safest Diwali gift there is.
Bath salts, a scented candle, a face mask and an eye pillow. An evening off, in a box.
Assam, Darjeeling and a few herbal blends with a cup. For the woman who starts every day with chai.
Cookies, chocolates, namkeen and a candle. A crowd-pleaser for the whole family.
Low-maintenance, considered lucky, and it grows with her. Ideal for a new home or desk.
Glossy leaves and white blooms. Does well indoors and looks elegant on a side table.
Basil, mint and coriander she grows herself, right on the windowsill.
Festive shine for Karwa Chauth and Diwali without the price of real gold.
A favourite memory, printed and framed with a short message of your own.
A soft reminder of family on her sofa. Grandmothers especially love these.
A year of photos in a hardbound book. Takes effort to make, which is exactly the point.
Fills the room with lavender or lemongrass and doubles as a soft night light.
Kinder to hair and skin than cotton. A small luxury most people never buy for themselves.
For the woman who works long hours or carries everyone's stress on her shoulders.
Someone comes home and decorates the room before she walks in. Book a day in advance.
Silver-finish thali with diya, kumkum holder and bell. Works for every festival.
An heirloom-style gift for big occasions. Ask her sister about colours she already owns.
Soft, warm and elegant. Goes over both ethnic and western outfits.
Her initials embossed on a slim wallet. Practical with a personal touch.
Thousands of books in her bag and a screen that is easy on the eyes at night.
Steps, sleep, heart rate and period tracking on her wrist.
Kitchen music, bathroom karaoke or balcony evenings. Small and loud.
Load it with family photos before gifting. Grandparents adore these.
Single-origin Indian craft chocolate bars. For the grown-up chocolate lover.
Rich, fruit-studded and very festive. Share it at the office or with family.
A one-of-a-kind cup for her morning chai or coffee. Pairs well with a tea hamper.
A rich, traditional silk saree for the most respected woman in the family.
A small Lakshmi-Ganesh silver coin. Traditional, auspicious and easy to gift.
Carnations say gratitude and a mother's love, and they last longer than most flowers.
Considered a symbol of good fortune. Grows in water, so it is ideal for desks and new homes.
Hand block-printed and breathable. Everyday elegance for warmer months.
Learn the Bihar folk art style with pre-traced designs and natural colours.
A canvas, numbered paints and brushes. A finished artwork she can hang.
Quality pans, brushes and a pad for the woman who keeps saying she'd like to paint.
Pure kesar in an elegant box. A luxurious gift for someone who cooks.
A photo book of family memories or a digital frame loaded with old pictures. Add a letter.
A money plant, a personalised mug, or a bright bunch of gerberas.