Jaipur, November 3, 2026: Diwali gifting 2026: Unique handcrafted finds from Indian design studios. The Hindu reported the development in a detailed account.

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The Byah marble inlay cheese platter is crafted using the centuries-old art of intarsia (where multi-hued materials are cut and fitted together to form a picture) adorned with intricate Phad wedding motifs, in black, white, red and gold. Details: kaunteya.in Price:₹11,580 Each piece is hand-painted by artists specialising in miniatures. Then 24-carat gold lustre is applied and fired to give that extra bit of celestial sparkle.

Details: @khanoom.jaipur on Instagram Price: ₹12,500 upwards The Dancing Doll collection brings thoughtfully designed crockery, using the motif of the dancing girl. The range includes chip-and-dip serveware and a two-tier platter for serving sweets, savouries or flowers. Details: arttdinox.com Price: ₹3,990 This year-agnostic calendar is built in wood marquetry (teakwood, shirish wood, shisham, sevan wood, maple wood, badaami wood, purpleheart wood) so light hits each surface with one bright, one in half-shade, one in shadow.

Each stone triangle (crafted from green Kesariyaji marble, white Makrana marble, red sandstone, yellow sandstone, black Kadappa stone, pink Makrana marble, Katni stone, lapis lazuli, green jade, Ghazni stone, grey Kota stone, yellow jasper) is a sandwich: a magnet set between two slices of colourful stone. This collectible is a slow-living calendar where the names of the months and days are printed on the amber-hued stone triangles, while each green-and-white stone triangle denotes a day when placed on the magnetic grid. Details: outoftheshed.shop Price: ₹36,000 The candle stand mirrors the gopuram of South Indian temples, imagined in tinted blown glass with metal accents.

This piece boasts a contemporary silhouette, harmonising simplicity with symbolism.

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