Made to be handed down, not used up.
Hand-raised copper, kansa and brass, gifted at the moments that are supposed to last — a wedding, a homecoming, a client relationship you intend to keep for years.
Most corporate gifting buys attention for a week. This buys a shelf life of decades.
What a hamper gets you
A tin of dry fruits or a diary that looks like the one every other vendor sent. Opened once, finished within the month, and forgotten by the next gifting season — with nothing left to remind anyone who sent it.
What a hallmarked piece gets you
A kansa thali or a copper vessel still on the shelf twenty years on — engraved with a name or a date, the one gift from that year the recipient can still point to and place.
Gifting built around when it's given, not just what it is.
The Wedding Trousseau
For a household that's just starting. Kansa dinner sets, copper water vessels and brass pooja pieces, engraved with initials or a date and packaged as one trousseau set rather than loose pieces.
The Corporate Mark
For hospitality, wellness, real estate, IT, and the wedding trade. Volume gifting through a single point of contact, tiered by quantity, with your company's mark engraved alongside ours — not instead of it.
The Festival Table
For Diwali, and the years after it. Smaller-format pieces — a diya, a small thali, a copper glass — sized for repeat annual gifting, priced so the spend doesn't have to grow every year to feel considered.
The gift is the piece. The paperwork is what proves it.
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Engraving
A name, a date, or initials — hand-set, not a printed sticker that peels off in a year.
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Presentation
Veda's standard box for individual gifting, or a plain box for corporate orders that need to carry a company's own branding on top of ours.
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Provenance sheet
The same lab-tested composition sheet used on Veda's own product pages, so the recipient knows exactly what metal they're holding and why it's treated as valuable.
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Craft note
A short printed note on where the piece was made and by whom, tucked inside the box rather than left for the recipient to guess at.
How a corporate order runs, start to delivery.
Quantity & budget
You tell us headcount, budget band, and the occasion — onboarding, a festival, a client renewal.
One physical piece
A single finished sample, in hand, before anything is committed to at volume.
Engraving & packaging
Names, logo, or dates finalized, along with box and branding treatment.
Production & dispatch
Production runs against an agreed date, with delivery tracked to that date.
Tell us the occasion. We'll come back with pieces and a quote.
For orders under 20 pieces, expect a reply with options within two working days. For larger corporate runs, we'll schedule a call.