Pure Spark Elongated Woven Gift Hamper | Baklawa with Ceramic Jars & Gold Accents

The horizontal format’s the first thing you notice—this isn’t your typical square gift box. Pure Spark’s built long and narrow, almost like a centerpiece tray, which means it sits differently on gift tables or dining setups. The cream woven texture runs in that signature chevron pattern, and there are braided rope handles on both short ends for carrying.

Four ceramic jars sit at the corners, two on each side of the central baklawa compartment. Each jar has a white ribbed body, gold metallic band around the middle, and the lids are topped with what looks like crushed pistachios dusted in gold shimmer. That pistachio topping’s edible, by the way—adds texture when you eventually open the jars.

The middle section’s a gold-framed rectangular window showing the baklawa selection. You’ve got milk chocolate rounds, dark chocolate pieces, nut-topped varieties, and what appears to be caramel or butterscotch flavored squares. Yellow flower decorations scattered throughout add brightness. Everything’s packed tight enough that pieces don’t shift during transport but loose enough to pick individual items without disturbing the whole arrangement.

At ₹2,695, this sits near the top of the range. The elongated shape makes it stand out physically—it takes up table space in a way that demands attention. Works well for wedding head tables, Diwali gift displays where you want something distinctive, or corporate presentations where the format reads more sophisticated than standard boxes.

The ceramic jars become pantry staples afterward—sugar, tea, coffee, spices all work. The basket’s shape makes it useful for organizing bathroom products or as a magazine holder. Some people flip it and use it as a bread basket for dinner parties since the woven texture looks intentional rather than repurposed.