We are planning to give a gift to our UK-based client and his wife. This would be his last visit to India, so we thought of giving him a gift that would depict India's culture and tradition. Please provide some suggestions.
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Hello Suneeta,
Focus on any handicraft - I'm sure you will find some stores near your place. Or you could check through the Net for nearby stores. I have depended on such gifts for many years and found that foreigners usually like such artifacts. That way, budget wouldn't be a problem since handicrafts are available from Rs. 10 to a few lakhs.
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TS
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1650Focus on any handicraft - I'm sure you will find some stores near your place. Or you could check through the Net for nearby stores. I have depended on such gifts for many years and found that foreigners usually like such artifacts. That way, budget wouldn't be a problem since handicrafts are available from Rs. 10 to a few lakhs.
Regards,
TS
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If you go to Cauvery Emporium, you will find a variety of sandalwood figurines and gift items at different price ranges. You can purchase something that depicts India, its customs, traditions, and cultures, which will be more memorable and cherished in the years to come.
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Sundaram
From India, Bengaluru
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Regards,
Sundaram
From India, Bengaluru
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if company based in bangalore better buy sandalwood article from cauvery emporium and for wife mysore silk saree.
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