Tote Feast Reusable Bag Gift Hamper | Multi-Product Gourmet Set with Potli

So the bag’s what makes this different. It’s got a brown leatherette panel up front with this big oval cutout in the middle, purple fabric backing it, and grey rope handles you can actually grip comfortably. Through that cutout? Cream-colored potli (drawstring pouch) hanging there with a gold tassel and some ribbon action. The potli’s stuffed with something—probably nuts or dry fruits judging by how it sits—and there’s this whole flower situation tied onto the handles. Burgundy and cream fabric flowers with green leaves, all wrapped up with gold cord.

Inside the bag, multiple boxes standing up so when you look in, you’re not digging around trying to figure out what’s there. Pink box says “Dubai Kunafa” (that Middle Eastern dessert that’s everywhere right now), white box looks like it’s some mango-flavored thing, and there’s orange packaging peeking out from the back. The boxes are color-blocked—teal, orange, pink—so it’s not visually boring when you open it up.

Here’s the thing though: after you eat everything, you’ve still got the bag. And people do use it. We’ve seen them show up at grocery stores, beaches, farmers markets, wherever. The leatherette-fabric combo doesn’t fall apart like cheap totes, and the handles distribute weight pretty evenly. At ₹1,795, you’re basically paying for snacks plus a bag you’ll use for months, maybe longer if you’re not rough with it.

This works if you’re gifting someone who’s practical about stuff. Also good for people who get annoyed by wasteful packaging—they appreciate when the container’s as useful as what’s inside. The purple-brown color scheme’s kind of boho, so it appeals to that crowd. Not everyone’s style, but when it hits, it hits.