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The KeepsakeHouse

Personalised gifting, made human

A gift only you could have chosen.

Start with who they are. Add the photograph, name or small detail only you could choose. We’ll help turn it into something worth keeping.

Made personal by youPreviewed before makingPacked for the moment
Two adults exchanging a thoughtfully composed gift hamper

Made for one person. Not every person.

The difference between a product and a present.

For their deskFor the new homeFor a TuesdayFor the long-distance callFor no reason at all

Shop by recipient

Begin with the person you know best.

Not another wall of occasions. Choose the relationship first, then find the format that belongs in their life.

Freshly made & much loved

The good gift shelf.

Real prices, clear personalisation and enough variety to compare—without making you dig through hundreds of near-identical options.

Illustrated couple portrait fridge magnet on a butter yellow backgroundMade from your photo

Personalised

Couple Portrait Magnet

₹499₹899
Illustrated woman and pet dog fridge magnet on a sage backgroundCustomer favourite

Personalised

You & Your Pet Magnet

₹499₹899
Walnut photograph frame on a mulberry studio backgroundAdd your photograph

Home

Walnut Memory Frame

₹899
Gold initial pendant presented inside an olive jewellery boxA–Z personalisation

Jewellery

Everyday Initial Pendant

₹799
Layered walnut and tomato-red home nameplate on a blue wallPreview before making

Home

Layered Home Nameplate

₹1,299
Warm personalised keepsake lamp on a tomato red backdropMade to order

Personalised

Memory Glow Lamp

₹1,499
Photo desk calendar on a dusty blue background12 photographs

Home

Twelve-Memory Calendar

₹699
Open mulberry celebration hamper on a warm butter backgroundGift-ready

Hampers

The Good Day Hamper

₹1,899
A maker comparing a personal photograph with its finished acrylic keepsake

Your photograph · our proof

One detail, placed exactly where it belongs.

How personalisation works

Personal, without overdoing it.

The photograph is not decoration. It is the reason the object matters. The process keeps it simple, legible and easy to approve.

01

Choose the piece

A magnet for the fridge, a frame for their desk, a pendant they can wear or a hamper made around the moment.

02

Share what is yours

Upload the photograph, name or line that makes the gift specific. Clear prompts show exactly what we need.

03

See it before it is made

Your crop and composition are checked as a proof, so the finished object still feels considered—not simply printed.

Shop personalised gifts
Hands composing a gift box from a frame, ceramic cup, treats and illustrated keepsake

Curated by you · packed by us

Build a gift box

Choose what belongs inside.

Start with the person, then add only what feels like them. The box updates as you choose—no fixed hamper filler.

Includes the rigid gift box, tissue, ribbon and a blank note card.

Three adults across two generations opening a thoughtful gift together

Why it matters

The wrapping goes. The feeling stays.

A gift earns its place when it keeps bringing the person—and the moment—back into the room.

Find something lasting

For teams, clients & collaborators

Business gifting that still feels personal.

Tell us who the gift is for, why it is being sent and what it should say about your company. We will curate the rest around that—not around leftover catalogue stock.

Curated to your brief

Branded note & sleeve

One or many addresses

Proof before production

Start a corporate brief
Hands finishing the ribbon on a considered corporate gift hamper
Hands finishing a cream gift box with a tomato-red ribbon

From your thought to their door

The care should be visible before they know what is inside.

01

You make it personal

Add a photograph, a name or a note only where it improves the object.

02

We make it presentable

Every order is prepared to arrive as a gift, with no invoice inside.

03

They get the good part

A package that feels intentional before it opens—and meaningful after.