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The Maison Maps Diwali Edit 2026

Diwali Gifts Inspired by Food, Family & Home

A Celebration of Light, Love and the Flavours That Bring Us Together.

Diwali is a time for light, togetherness and the traditions that make home feel special.

From favourite family recipes to welcoming loved ones around the table, food carries memories across generations.

Discover thoughtful gifts and home accents inspired by the places, flavours and traditions we hold close.

Folded black India food blanket on linen with brass diyas, tea lights and a rangoli pattern

Celebrate the Place They Call Home

Explore food-inspired designs from India, Sri Lanka, Suriname and other places that hold special meaning for your family.

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Black India food poster in a frame leaning against a sunlit wall

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A Little Something for the Home.

Diwali is a beautiful occasion to refresh the spaces where family and friends gather. Discover food-inspired wall art and home accents that celebrate familiar dishes, meaningful places and the joy of being together.

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Black India food apron on a wooden table with thalis of curry, naan and rice

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For the Recipes Passed Down with Love.

From festive sweets to cherished family recipes, the kitchen is often where Diwali memories are made. Celebrate the people who keep those traditions alive with food-inspired kitchen gifts.

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India food blanket spread across a bed in a calm bedroom

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A Little Warmth, A Little Piece of Home.

The most meaningful gifts often remind us of familiar flavours, favourite places and the people we love. Explore comforting designs inspired by food, heritage and the feeling of home.

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Thoughtful Gifts. Inspired by Home.

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Illustrated pieces celebrating beloved dishes and the places they come from.

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Celebrating food & cultural heritage

Contemporary gifts and home accents for families, hosts and food lovers.

Warmly lit dining table set beneath a Sri Lanka food poster

The Warmest Celebrations Begin at Home.

Some traditions stay with us wherever we go.

The dishes we remember, the people who taught us to make them and the joy of sharing them with those we love.

Celebrate the light, warmth and flavours of home with Maison Maps.

Beyond the sweet box

Everyone gives sweets, and everyone is glad of them. What is missing from most Diwali gift exchanges is something lasting for the household that spends a week cooking. An illustrated Indian food poster — regional, specific, drawn dish by dish — is the piece that stays on the wall until next year and the one after.

For hosts, families and neighbours

An apron for whoever runs the kitchen. A tea towel for the neighbours who host. A framed print for a family home, or for the relative abroad who cannot get back this year — the last one being the version of this gift people write to us about most.

For Indian families in the US

For second-generation households, pairing the India collection with the United States collection quietly names both halves of the story — and gives children something to point at and ask about.

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Questions

Frequently asked

What is a good Diwali gift that is not sweets?
An illustrated Indian food poster or a kitchen textile set — lasting, useful, and tied to the cooking that defines the festival.
What do you give a host during Diwali?
A tea towel or apron from the India collection — light, useful and easy to hand over at the door.
What is a good Diwali gift for family abroad?
A framed food poster from home. For relatives who cannot travel back, it is the piece that carries the most.