Peacock Design Rakhi with Water Bottle Gift Combo

Celebrate Raksha Bandhan with this exquisite Peacock Design Rakhi gift combo, an ideal choice for an elder brother. This premium set features a gold-plated peacock design rakhi, adorned with sparkling American Diamonds and an enamelled peacock feather motif in vibrant green, red, and blue. The rakhi is finished with maroon, green, and cream beads on a classic red thread, offering a traditional, festive, and refined look.

This thoughtful combo ensures a complete gifting experience, including a red water bottle, a silver-plated Lakshmi-Ganesh coin presented in a beautiful case, traditional roli-chawal for the tilak ceremony, and a 'Happy Raksha Bandhan' greeting card.

Key features

• Gold-plated peacock design rakhi with American Diamond stones
• Enamelled peacock feather motif in green, red, and blue
• Beaded thread in maroon, green, and cream
• Includes a red transparent water bottle with a leak-resistant black screw cap
• Silver-plated Lakshmi-Ganesh coin in a red presentation case
• Complete roli and chawal tilak set for ceremonies
• 'Happy Raksha Bandhan' greeting card included
• Ready-to-gift hamper, no extra wrapping required

Materials & care

The rakhi features gold plating, American Diamond (AD) stones, and a thread with beads. The coin is silver-plated. Keep away from moisture and harsh chemicals to maintain lustre. Clean with a dry, soft cloth.

FAQ

Q1: What is included in this Peacock Design Rakhi combo?

A: This combo includes a gold-plated peacock design rakhi, a red water bottle, a silver-plated Lakshmi-Ganesh coin, roli-chawal, and a 'Happy Raksha Bandhan' greeting card.

Q2: Is this rakhi suitable for an elder brother?

A: Yes, the traditional and refined design of this rakhi makes it an elegant choice for an elder brother.

Q3: Is the water bottle reusable?

A: Yes, the red transparent water bottle is reusable and features a leak-resistant screw cap.

Q4: Does the combo include items for the tilak ceremony?

A: Yes, the combo includes roli and chawal, which are essential for the traditional tilak ceremony.