Shrawan Gifts in Nepal — Green, Gold & Shringar Collection

Shrawan is the greenest month in the Nepali calendar — the monsoon at full strength, the paddy fields flooded, and a month of fasting, prayer and green shringar dedicated to Lord Shiva. For married women, Shrawan means green bangles stacked to the wrist, mehendi on the palms, and gifts exchanged between husband and wife; for unmarried women, it's a month of prayer for a good partner and time spent with friends in matching green. Dreamy Bouquet's Shrawan collection brings the whole ritual into one place: green chura sets and bangle packs, mehendi cones, tika and lachha dori, red rose hair clips, and festive hampers of dry fruits and handmade chocolate delivered on Shrawan Mondays. Every gift is hand-wrapped in our Gaushala Chowk studio with a free handwritten note, and delivered same-day across Kathmandu Valley — or next-day to Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal and Biratnagar.

Shrawan Sundays are for family; Shrawan Mondays are for gifting. Sombar is the day women in green fill the temples, and it is also when our studio wraps its highest stack of green bangle sets, mehendi cones and small Monday surprises. A gift that arrives every Shrawan Sombar through the month lands differently from one big gift — five small parcels, five Mondays, one very smiled-at wife or girlfriend.

Green chura and bangles from this collection are chosen to survive the month — acrylic and glass sets that handle monsoon humidity better than lac. Keep mehendi on longer by avoiding water for the first two hours after application, and store bangles rolled in cloth between Mondays; they will look new till the last sombar.

Every Shrawan gift ships same-day across Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur, with next-day service to Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal and Biratnagar for families celebrating outside the Valley.