Mithai Mugs

Description: Funny Diwali design for kids: Official Mithai Taste Tester: for the one who checks every ladoo before the guests arrive. Mithai means Indian sweets. A Diwali design for kids and grown-ups. Original design by Diya and Dot.

Description: Funny Diwali family design: Diwali checklist. Diyas: lit. Rangoli: done. Mithai: gone. A funny Diwali design for the family member who ate all the sweets. Original design by Diya and Dot.

Description: A Notes App Chic Diwali scrapbook: a hand-drawn rangoli sketch, a taped photo of glowing diyas, marigold garlands, an illustrated broom, and a full thali of laddoo, barfi, and jalebi surrounding a sticky note that says it all — "DIWALI TO-DO LIST: 1. Clean the Entire House. 2. Eat Too Much Mithai. 3. Recover." The Festive Hustle, fully documented.

Description: Diwali Mithai in the style of a vintage Indian sweet-shop box label: a steel thali of white barfi with a silver sheen between two lit diyas and marigolds, under a golden sunburst, in red, cream, marigold, and green. Flat-color lithograph-style illustration with the line Made With Love. For Diwali gifting, mithai lovers, and anyone who thinks the sweet box is the best part of the festival.

Description: Embrace the joy of the Festival Of Lights with this design for Indian festival enthusiasts. Featuring the fun phrase Diwali Calories Don't Count, it is perfect for celebrating with sweets and indulgence.

Description: Show your personality with 'Introverted But Here For The Sweets'. This design is for introverts and sweet lovers, especially those who appreciate Indian desserts and celebrate Diwali Festival.

Description: He went on a quest for the one bowl.