White Lotus Decorative Baklawa Gift Box | Traditional Wedding Favor with Dry Fruits

If you’ve been to Indian weddings lately, you know presentation matters as much as what’s inside the box. White Lotus gets that balance right.

The box itself looks like something you’d keep jewelry in. White base with multicolor meenakari detailing—green, red, gold borders hand-painted around the edges. There’s a lotus embossed on the lid (hence the name), and the whole thing has this traditional Indian aesthetic that works for weddings, engagements, or any occasion where you’re dealing with elders who appreciate craftsmanship.

Inside, you’ve got compartments lined with pink silk. One side holds baklawa pieces, the other has space for small ceramic bowls filled with roasted cashews and almonds. There’s also a decorative metallic piece (looks like a traditional diya or small container) sitting in the center—adds to the whole premium vibe.

At ₹845, this sits in that sweet spot where it looks way more expensive than it actually is. People have used these as wedding return gifts, Diwali presents for close family, or engagement ceremony favors. The box is study enough that guests actually keep and reuse it—we’ve heard stories of people storing bindis, small jewelry, or even using it as decor on their vanity.

One thing to note: if you’re ordering in bulk for weddings, the red ribbon bow comes separately so you can tie it yourself. Some couples prefer that because it lets them customize the look slightly.

White Lotus works when you need something that feels personal and thoughtful without breaking the budget. It’s got that handmade quality that mass-produced gift boxes just don’t have.