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Cultural Calendar — Eid

Eid Gifts for the Table Everyone Comes Back To

After a month of restraint, Eid is a cooking marathon. The gift that acknowledges the kitchen is the one that lands.

Woman holding a cream Afghanistan food poster in a warm plaster room with a lantern and olive branches — Maison Maps Eid gift.

The food changes with the country

Eid is one festival and a hundred menus — biryani in Lahore, harira and pastries in Morocco, fatta in Cairo, ketupat and rendang in Indonesia. The archive treats each of those kitchens separately, which is why a gift from the right country reads as personal rather than generic.

What to give

An apron for whoever cooks for twenty. A tea towel for the guests who insist on washing up. A framed food poster for the family home, and a blanket for the room where everyone ends up afterwards.

For children, the kids poster and baby pieces are a soft way of teaching the food names that make the festival what it is.

For relatives far away

Eid is difficult when the family is spread across continents. A print of the home country's food, shipped directly, is a small way of setting the same table in two places.

Gift photography

Eid, presented as gifts

Woman holding a cream Afghanistan food poster in a warm plaster room with a lantern and olive branches — Maison Maps Eid gift.
Afghanistan food print, held in the light
Folded white Dubai food t-shirt with dates, a brass lantern, crescent ornament and an Eid Mubarak card.
The Dubai tee, folded for Eid
Black Egypt food poster on embroidered linen with dates, a brass lantern and an Eid Mubarak card.
Egypt food print, in black
Black Nigeria food apron laid on linen with patterned bowls, glassware and soft shadow light.
The Nigeria apron, laid for the table
Cream Indonesia food poster beside a bowl of dates, a lit lantern and a crescent ornament.
Indonesia food print, in cream
Folded black Morocco food tea towel on woven jute with dates, a lantern and a crescent charm.
The Morocco tea towel, folded
Black Algeria food poster on warm stone with a brass crescent, prayer beads, dates and a lantern.
Algeria food print, in black
White-framed Nigeria food poster on a marble ledge with a brass lantern, crescent and olive branches.
Nigeria food print, framed

Shop by piece

The pieces that suit this occasion

  • Food Posters

    Illustrated food posters that turn a wall into a story — every print a warm, curated portrait of a country's most-loved dishes.

  • Aprons

    Heirloom kitchen aprons illustrated with regional dishes — designed to be worn, gifted and remembered.

  • Tea Towels

    Soft cotton tea towels illustrated like a travel journal — a quiet daily reminder of the meals that shaped a place.

  • Blankets

    Illustrated throw blankets that turn a bedroom or reading corner into a warm, well-travelled interior.

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    Heritage gift ideas for Italian-American, Irish-American, Filipino-American and every other family that keeps its country at the table — illustrated food art and keepsakes.

  • Gifts for Expats

    Gifts for expats and anyone living far from home — illustrated food posters, aprons and textiles from the country whose kitchen they miss.

  • Hostess Gifts

    Hostess and dinner-party gifts that outlast the evening — illustrated tea towels, aprons, postcards and small prints chosen around the food being served.

Questions

Frequently asked

What is a good Eid gift for a family?
An illustrated food poster of the family's home cuisine, with the matching apron or tea towel for whoever does the Eid cooking.
What do you bring to an Eid gathering?
A tea towel or apron from the host's country collection — small, useful and clearly chosen with the meal in mind.
Do you have collections for Muslim-majority countries?
Yes — Pakistan, Morocco, Egypt, Lebanon, Indonesia, Palestine, Syria, Afghanistan and more, each illustrated with its own regional dishes.

Ready when you are

Shop eid from the Maison Maps studio

Posters, kitchen textiles, apparel and keepsakes — boxed with tissue paper and ribbon, and shipped worldwide.