Silver Plated

Silver plated housewarming & griha pravesh gifts

A house is moved into once. Silver is the traditional thing to carry in across most of India, and a plated piece does what a gift of this kind is supposed to do: it stays in the room, in use, long after the day it marked.

What people carry into a new home

A wide antique-finish silver-plated urli bowl with flowers floating in water — **Urli bowls**Filled with water and flowers by the door, in the old way.

A pair of silver-plated diya stands with green jade birds perched on them — **Diya stands**For the first lamp lit in a new home.

Silver-plated Lakshmi and Ganesh idols on rose quartz and white stone bases — **Lakshmi & Ganesh**For the mandir corner, before anything else goes in.

A square silver-plated tray with a hammered surface and a floral border — **Trays**A tray finds a use in any house, from the first day.

Griha pravesh return gifts, in numbers

A griha pravesh is usually a houseful, and the host gives as well as receives. The shop takes bulk and return-gift orders with advance notice: say the number of guests and the kind of piece, and settle the rest at the counter or on the phone. Engraving is available if you want the date on them. No minimum quantity and no price list are published, so the honest answer to both is a phone call.

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Every piece is silver plated to 0.2 micron over brass with a lacquered polish, and comes with a certificate of authenticity. What that means in practice is on the care page. For a wedding see wedding return gifts, and for an office corporate gifting.