Rangoli Mandala Mug – Colourful Deepavali Gift

Every Deepavali, front doorsteps come alive. Coloured powder, rice flour and flower petals are pressed into patterns that welcome guests and good fortune inside. It takes hours, it’s gone in a few days, and it’s one of the most beautiful parts of the festival.

This mug keeps that colour going all year, without anyone having to sweep it up.

What’s on the Rangoli Mandala Mug

A full, round rangoli fills the front of the mug. At its heart is a sunny marigold flower in saffron and yellow, surrounded by rings of petals in turquoise, orange and deep blue, little white dots and four tiny diyas pointing north, south, east and west. Around the edge, a circle of marigold blooms finishes it off.

There are no words at all. Just pattern and colour, so it speaks to everyone.

Deepavali Gifts That Brighten the Kitchen

Many Deepavali gifts are lovely but short-lived: sweets, flowers and candles are part of the joy, but they don’t last. A rangoli mug lasts. It turns a plain morning cuppa into a small moment of colour, and it looks just as good on an open shelf as it does in your hand.

Because it has no slogan, it suits every age and every kind of household, from grandparents to teenagers.

Mug Details

• White ceramic with a vivid, full-wrap-front rangoli print
• 11oz capacity, about 325mL
• Can go in the dishwasher and the microwave
• Hand printed in Australia
• Comfortable handle and a classic straight-sided shape

Who Is It For?

• The family member who draws the rangoli every year
• Artists, crafters and lovers of pattern and colour
• Grandparents, aunties and uncles
• Hosts who welcome everyone in for Deepavali dinner

A Little Tradition in Every Cup

Rangoli is made to welcome people in, which makes this a fitting gift for anyone who opens their home during the festival. Give it with a box of sweets when you visit, or tuck it into a hamper with tea and dried fruits.

Looking for something with a bit more humour? Our Diwali mugs also include cheeky diyas, a retro badge and a mug for people who are only there for the ladoos.

Made to Be Used

The print is made with sublimation, which bonds the ink into the coating, so the colours stay bright through everyday washing. Like all sublimation prints, it will soften slowly over years of use, but this is a mug made for daily chai, not for sitting in a cupboard.

Shubh Deepavali, one colourful cuppa at a time.