Diwali Home Decor

Décor a host can keep and use long after the celebrations: brass deity figures, marigold and mandala cushion covers, cotton bedspreads, carved wood, glass bowls and lamps.

What you'll find

  • Brass figures: Lakshmi, Ganesha and Saraswati miniatures in 4cm and 5.5cm, Hanuman at 4cm and 30mm Lakshmi and Ganesha statues
  • Textiles: marigold loom and lotus mandala cushion covers, rag rug cushion covers and cotton mandala bedspreads that double as wall hangings
  • Wood and wall: a carved Ganesh wall panel, a lotus wall shelf and mandala picture frames
  • Bowls and boxes: molten glass bowls, colonial style boxes and an Om puzzle box
  • More for Diwali: Diwali Gifts of Light, Diwali Indian Craft & Om and Diwali Incense & Fragrance

Good to know

Diwali is on Sunday 8 November 2026, so order by Monday 26 October. When guests arrive, the large sweet bowl made from recycled beer bottles, or a molten glass bowl on wood, gives Diwali sweets a proper place on the table and stays useful afterwards.

Make it a gift: Match a brass figure with a mandala cushion cover, add a tealight holder from Diwali Gifts of Light and box it with the Diwali gift builder.