Add More Meaning, Not Just Stuff: Celebrate the Spirit of Vishu Bhagwan

Traditionally, Vishu starts with the Vishukkani—a carefully arranged visual offering to Vishu Bhagwan. Think fruits, flowers (especially golden Kani Konna), grains, and mirrors.

Here’s how to keep that meaningful without the mess:

• Use reusable brass or upcycled ceramic bowls instead of disposable trays.
• Light your lamp with beeswax or soy candles instead of paraffin ones.
• Include locally sourced flowers and fruits—it supports farmers and cuts down on transport emissions.

Office Celebrations? Here’s How to Do It Right

Not just at home—Vishu festival is also being celebrated in offices more these days. Here’s how to keep it low-waste yet festive:

• Gift sustainable mugs or plantable calendars instead of plastic trinkets.
• Use indoor planters as decor—bonus points if they’re made from upcycled materials or handcrafted under fair trade practices.
• Keep the Vishu sadhya simple but authentic, served in compostable or reusable containers.

Make It a Gift, Not a Guilt Trip

If you’re shopping for Vishu gifts, think beyond the usual sweet box:

• A hand-thrown mug with a story (like one made by artisans in Auroville or Channapatna)
• A stylish storage basket made from palm leaves
• A set of planters made from upcycled concrete or glass

These are the kinds of gifts people actually use—and remember.

What We’re Doing About It

As a brand that’s all about durable lifestyle products, we’ve made it our mission to offer alternatives that are:

• Long-lasting
• Ethically sourced
• Made with reused or renewable materials

Our curated collection of tableware, storage, cups and mugs, pots and planters is rooted in the green economy, with a strong focus on climate action and reducing our carbon footprint.