How Indian enterprises are trading mass-manufactured imports for indigenous, designer-led architectural art pieces for festive executive gifting

New Delhi [India], October 29: As corporate gifting moves beyond conventional hampers, Indian enterprises are turning to design-led statemen...

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How Indian enterprises are trading mass-manufactured imports for indigenous, designer-led architectural art pieces for festive executive gifting

New Delhi [India], October 29: As corporate gifting moves beyond conventional hampers, Indian enterprises are turning to design-led statement pieces that combine cultural relevance, premium aesthetics and lasting business value. Diwali gifting is evolving from a seasonal exchange of sweets and standard merchandise into a more considered expression of business relationships. For enterprises engaging with CXOs, clients, channel partners and senior leadership, the focus is increasingly on gifts that communicate appreciation, reflect brand values and remain memorable long after the festive season.

Industry coverage in 2026 points to a growing preference for premium, personalised and lifestyle-led gifting, with contemporary design giving traditional Indian motifs a renewed place in corporate celebrations. One example is the Dome Candle by Consortium Gifts, a design-led by Sandip Paul, festive accent that brings the symbolism of light into contemporary executive gifting. Drawing on the spirit of Diwali, hope, prosperity, warmth and new beginnings, the dome silhouette offers an elegant alternative to routine festive merchandise. Its appeal lies in its ability to function as both a decorative statement and a reminder of the sentiment behind the gesture.

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