Diyas, gifts and decor for a bright Diwali
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Gift HampersReady-to-give boxes
Diyas & LightsClay diyas, candles, lights
Home DecorTorans and rangoli
Puja EssentialsThalis and samagri kitsDiwali picks
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Complete Diwali Puja Samagri Kit
₹449 Add to cart -
Lakshmi Puja Thali Set
₹849 Add to cart -
Reusable Rangoli Mat Set
₹549 Add to cart -
Beaded Door Toran, 40 inch
₹449 Add to cart -
Corporate Diwali Hamper
₹1,499 Add to cart -
Family Celebration Hamper
₹1,999 Add to cart -
Brass Akhand Diya with Glass Cover
₹749 Add to cart -
Scented Floating Candles, Pack of 6
₹249 Add to cart
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A small Diwali store from Hyderabad
Diwali Special Deals is a small online store run from Gowliguda in Hyderabad. We sell the things a household reaches for in the weeks before the festival: clay and brass diyas, string lights, torans, rangoli sets, puja kits and ready-to-gift hampers.
Orders are packed in Hyderabad and dispatched within one working day. Delivery takes 2 to 3 days in Telangana and 5 to 7 days to most of India. There is no GST added at checkout, so the price on the product page is the price you pay.
Plan your Diwali with our guides
- Govardhan Puja and Annakut Explained: The Day After Diwali
The fourth day of Diwali has different names and meanings across India: Govardhan Puja and Annakut in the north, Bestu Varas (new year) in Gujarat, Bali Pratipada in Maharashtra and the south. This guide explains the Krishna story, how the cow-dung hill and the food mountain are made, and how each region observes the day. - The Five Days of Diwali Explained: What Happens on Each Day and Why
Diwali is five days, not one. This guide walks through Dhanteras, Naraka Chaturdashi, Lakshmi Puja, Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj: the story, the ritual, the food and the practical tasks of each day, plus a printable five-day schedule. - Five Easy Diwali Sweets You Can Make in Under an Hour
Five Diwali sweets that need no special skill or equipment, each done in under an hour: besan ladoo, coconut barfi, kaju katli, dry fruit ladoo and rava ladoo. Exact quantities, the one thing that goes wrong with each, and how long they keep. - Dry Fruit Gifting Guide: How to Choose, Store and Present Dry Fruits
Why dry fruits suit almost any Diwali gift list, how to judge the quality of almonds, cashews, pistachios, walnuts, raisins and figs, what the grades mean, how much to give, how to present them and how to store them for months. - Diwali Snacks and Savouries: Namkeen, Chakli, Mathri and the Faral Platter
The savoury side of Diwali: what a faral or namkeen platter contains in different regions, how to make chakli, mathri, chivda and shakkarpara at home, how to keep them crisp, and how to buy well if you are not cooking. - Diwali Cleaning and Preparation Timeline: A Four-Week Plan
A week-by-week plan for the month before Diwali: what to clean, buy, make and decorate in each week so the last day is calm. Includes a room-by-room deep-cleaning order, what to declutter, and a printable checklist for each week.