Tihar Gifts in Nepal — Hampers, Sweets & Family Keepsakes

Tihar is Nepal's longest and warmest festival — five days of candles and marigold garlands, of crows and cows and dogs honoured with tika, of Laxmi Puja and Deusi Bhailo sung door to door, and of Bhai Tika closing the celebration with tika, makhamali mala and the promise between siblings. Dreamy Bouquet curates Tihar gifts that suit every relationship: hampers wrapped in lokta paper with dry nuts, mithai and handmade chocolate for parents and neighbours; personalised frames and mugs for brothers and sisters; small keepsake boxes for friends you'll celebrate with for decades; and dry fruit hampers for clients, colleagues and employees as the festival approaches. We deliver across Kathmandu, Lalitpur and Bhaktapur same-day, and next-day to Pokhara, Chitwan, Butwal, Biratnagar and Hetauda. Every Tihar order arrives with a handwritten note in Nepali or English, and every hamper is wrapped by hand in our Gaushala Chowk studio.

Tihar runs five days and each has its own gift logic. Kag Puja and Kukur Tika open the festival quietly; Laxmi Puja night belongs to the home — candles, marigold garlands, sweets on the table; Goru Puja passes without ceremony; and Bhai Tika closes it with tika, makhamali mala and the gifts siblings exchange. Hampers for the home arrive best on Laxmi Puja morning; sibling gifts on Bhai Tika itself.

Corporate Tihar gifting has a longer runway. Companies ordering hampers for twenty, fifty or two hundred employees should book by the first week of Kartik — we wrap in lokta paper, print your logo on the sleeve, and deliver in batches on the dates you set. It is the quiet reason our studio smells of dry nuts from mid-October.

Deusi and Bhailo teams get invited door to door all week, and the host's table is judged by what is on it. A keepsake box of handmade chocolate and dry fruit set out for the singers buys your house a reputation. Every hamper on this page carries a handwritten note and same-day Valley delivery.