Diwali · Sunday, 8 November 2026
Kashmiri walnuts, Mamra almonds, pure Kashmiri saffron and khubani: the gifts that have always meant Diwali. Pick a ready-made idea below or build your own box.
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Order by Monday, 26 October for delivery before Diwali. Delivery is free on orders of ₹1,000 or more.
Ready-made ideas
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Mamra almonds and walnut kernels: the two dry fruits everyone hopes to find in a Diwali box.
Total₹638
Add ₹362 more for free delivery
Bigger packs of the classics, plus khubani and a gram of saffron for the festive kheer.
Total₹1,826
Free delivery · ₹128 off with code DLSH26
For the people you most want to impress: 5g of Kashmiri saffron, pine nuts, pistachios and Mamra almonds.
Total₹3,806
Free delivery · ₹266 off with code DLSH26
The dry fruit Kashmir is best known for. Light-coloured kernels for gifting, or walnuts in the shell for families who like to crack their own.
Mamra almonds are the premium choice: smaller, oil-rich and naturally sweet. Kagzi almonds have a paper-thin shell; California almonds are the everyday favourite.
A small box of pure Kashmiri saffron (kesar) is one of the most thoughtful Diwali gifts: for kheer, sweets, kahwa and festive milk.
Round out a hamper with khubani (dried apricots), cashews, pistachios or pine nuts.
Gifts for the cook in the family: Kashmiri black beans and rajma for festive meals, and Kashmiri chilli powder for colour without too much heat.
Gifting for a team, clients or a large family? Tell us the quantity and budget on WhatsApp and we'll put together a quote, including GST invoices for your business.
Get a bulk quote on WhatsAppOrders usually leave us within 1–2 business days and arrive 3–7 business days after that. Diwali is on Sunday, 8 November 2026, so we recommend ordering by Monday, 26 October, and a little earlier for remote areas. Delivery is ₹59, or free on orders of ₹1,000 or more.
Shipping & returns policy →Almonds and walnuts are the classic pair. For something more special, add Kashmiri saffron, pine nuts or pistachios. Khubani (dried apricots) are a Kashmiri favourite that fewer people have tried.
Mamra almonds are smaller, darker and richer in natural oil, with a sweeter taste, and cost more. California almonds are larger and milder, and make a good everyday choice.
Keep them in an airtight container in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Walnut kernels keep longest in the fridge. Saffron should be kept airtight and away from light.
Yes. Message us on WhatsApp with the quantity and budget and we'll send a quote with a GST invoice.
