Bright, joyful and full of charm, this lovely wooden keepsake box is a thoughtful way to mark the Festival of Lights while giving all those meaningful gifts and treasures a special place of their own.
As part of your Diwali décor, the colourful Diya design brings a lovely personalised detail to a room. Place the box on a shelf, mantelpiece or table alongside your other Festival of Lights decorations and it becomes part of the display in its own right.
The natural wooden finish sits beautifully amongst colourful festive accessories, while the bright artwork adds a joyful splash of colour
Personalise with a name of up to 12 characters and a message of up to 60 characters
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A beautiful Diwali accessory that's completely individual, making it a wonderful gift for children, friends and loved ones of all ages.
The design is inspired by the colour, warmth and light associated with Diwali, with a beautifully decorative Diya taking centre stage. Surrounded by an intricate arrangement of colourful petal-like shapes, leaves and sparkling details, the illustration has a wonderfully cheerful, hand-drawn feel. The little flame and scattered stars add that all-important sense of light and celebration.
The wooden construction gives the box a wonderfully warm and natural character that complements the vibrant design. Bring it out each year as the decorations go up, fill it with something special and place it somewhere everyone can enjoy it. Over time, seeing the box again can become one of those familiar little signs that the celebrations are about to begin. A traditional brass clasp at the front completes the keepsake memory box look and keeps the contents protected.
Fill it with individually sweets and treats for a delicious Diwali surprise, tuck small presents inside, or create a thoughtful collection of little gifts especially for the recipient. For children, it can become their very own Diwali treasure box, filled with treats, small toys, festive surprises or activities to enjoy during the celebrations. There’s something especially exciting about being given a box with your own name on it and knowing there’s something waiting inside.
