Gift Boxes in Delhi NCR
Seven hampers, ₹1,500 to ₹4,200, packed the morning they go out. A basket of fruit is one of the few gifts that actually gets finished — and unlike a box of mithai, nobody feels they have to apologise for eating it.
Which hamper should you send?
Work down from what the gift has to do, not from the price.
For a neighbour, a colleague or a small thank-you, the Petite Fruit Basket at ₹1,500 is complete on its own — seven fruits including blueberries and a dragon fruit, in a handled basket.
For a housewarming or a festival call, the Everyday Fruit Basket at ₹1,600 is larger and veiled in organza, so it reads as an occasion before it is opened.
For corporate gifting and Diwali, step up to dates. The Fruit & Dates Cane Box (₹2,400) and Fruit & Dates Gift Tray (₹2,500) both carry nine fruits and half a kilo of Kimia dates — the fruit is eaten that week, the dates keep for months, so nothing is wasted whether the recipient is home or not.
For someone who will notice the difference, the Classic Fruit Basket at ₹2,800 swaps Kimia for Medjoul and adds blueberries. The Luxury Gold Hamper at ₹3,500 is our flagship. Above it, The Luxe Wood Crate at ₹4,200 carries the same eleven fruits and 250 g of Medjoul in a wooden crate that is kept long after the fruit is gone — the one to send when the gift itself has to be remembered.
What the price actually buys
Every step up this range buys something you can name, not just more weight.
The first jump is dates. Below ₹2,400 there are none; at ₹2,400 and ₹2,500 you get 500 g of Kimia — soft, richly sweet, the everyday date. From ₹2,800 that becomes 250 g of Medjoul, which is a different class of fruit: larger, caramel-sweet and the one people recognise as expensive.
The second is berries. A 125 g punnet of blueberries appears at ₹1,500, disappears through the middle of the range where the budget goes to dates, and returns at ₹2,800 and ₹3,500.
The third is kiwi. Green kiwi up to ₹1,600; gold kiwi from ₹2,400 upward — sweeter, smooth-skinned, and noticeably more expensive to buy.
Cane box or gift tray?
₹2,400 and ₹2,500 hold the same nine fruits and the same 500 g of Kimia dates. The difference is genuinely presentation, and we would rather say so than dress it up.
The Cane Box is a closed, cane-panelled gifting box with Packham pears. It travels better and looks right carried into an office.
The Gift Tray is open, so the whole arrangement is visible the moment it arrives, and it swaps the pears for 250 g of Shine Muscat or Red Globe grapes. Send it where it will be set down on a table.
Corporate and bulk gifting
For Diwali, client gifting or employee hampers we pack in bulk to a single delivery date, and can split one order across multiple addresses in Delhi NCR.
Message us on WhatsApp at +91 99999 11787 with how many hampers you need and your budget per head. Volume orders need at least a week — the fruit is bought in for your order, not pulled off a warehouse shelf. The ₹2,400 Cane Box is the usual choice at scale.
Sending hampers for a roka, a sagai or an invitation round? That works a little differently — different hampers, different timing, and often a hundred addresses rather than one.
Buying for a company? The GST invoice, purchase orders and lead times at volume are set out separately.
Gifting for Diwali
Diwali falls on Sunday 8 November 2026, with the five-day festival running from 6 to 10 November.
Order early. In the week before Diwali every premium fruit in Delhi is already spoken for, and the varieties that make a hamper worth giving go first. Place corporate orders by late October — not because we cannot pack them, but because the fruit has to be bought in ahead of you.
There is more on timing, budgets per head and delivering to a hundred addresses if you are gifting at scale this year.
Why fruit instead of sweets or dry fruit
A box of mithai gets passed on to the next house. A tin of assorted dry fruit gets opened in January. Fresh fruit gets eaten, usually that week, usually by everyone in the home — which is the only real test of a gift.
It also travels better than it sounds. Ours is kept cold from arrival to doorstep and packed the morning it goes out, so it reaches the recipient in the condition it left us rather than three days later.
Delivery and presentation
Same-day across Delhi NCR on orders placed before 3 PM, and free delivery from ₹1,000 — which every hamper here clears.
A hamper can go to any address in Delhi NCR; it does not have to be yours. Enter the recipient’s address at checkout and we deliver straight to them.
Exact contents shift a little with the season. That is deliberate — a basket built from what landed this week beats one built from a fixed list of whatever stores longest.