Pure Aura Woven Basket Gift Hamper | White & Gold Baklawa Set with Ceramic Jars

The basket itself is what catches attention first. It’s got this cream-colored chevron weave pattern running all around—looks handcrafted even if it’s not. Gold sequin ribbon lines the top edge, matching the ribbons wrapped around each ceramic jar. That kind of coordination takes effort, and it shows.

Six white ceramic jars with ribbed bodies sit inside, arranged around the perimeter. Each one’s wrapped with the same gold sequin ribbon and topped with what looks like white chocolate or coconut shavings. The uniformity’s intentional—when everything matches this precisely, it reads as curated rather than accidental.

Center compartment holds the baklawa selection in a gold-framed tray. There’s variety here: pistachio-crusted pieces showing that bright green coating, chocolate-dipped rounds (some look like they’ve got nuts embedded in the chocolate), rolled baklawa in their classic cylindrical shape, and what appears to be rose or strawberry flavored squares with that distinctive pink color. Yellow flower decorations sit on some pieces, adding pops of brightness against the neutral basket.

The cream and gold color scheme works year-round but feels especially right for weddings. It’s got that soft, celebratory vibe without screaming any particular festival. At ₹2,545, you’re paying for the aesthetic cohesion as much as the contents. Everything’s designed to look like it belongs together.

Post-gift, those six ceramic jars become kitchen or bathroom staples. People store spices, tea, cotton swabs, or use them as small planters. The basket’s sturdy enough for storage—magazines, craft supplies, bathroom towels. We’ve had customers mention they keep it visible because the weave pattern’s pretty enough to not hide away.

Works well when you need something that photographs cleanly for wedding thank-you posts or gift acknowledgment stories.