01
The idea
Light the moment.
Keep the tray.
SC801 brings the festive cue immediately: four lit diyas arranged on a warm cork-facing tray.
Most corporate Diwali gifts have a short life. A box of sweets is finished in a week; a decorative object with a festival motif printed on it gets put away in November and never comes out again. The set is built to avoid that. The diyas do the festival work — they are what makes the gift read as Diwali the moment the box is opened — and the tray and coasters underneath them are ordinary useful objects that carry on afterwards.
Cork is what makes that possible. It takes heat without scorching, so it can sit under a tea light; it is soft enough not to mark a table; and it looks like a material rather than a promotional finish, so the tray does not announce which company gave it. A team can put it on a desk in February without explaining it.
It is a compact set for client and employee handovers where the object should feel festive without becoming a generic hamper — and where the recipient list is long enough that a large gift becomes a logistics problem.
Inside SC801
One set.
Four parts.
The full composition is visible and easy to understand before a buyer adds it to a Diwali shortlist.
01One
Cork-facing tray
8.5 × 8.5 inches, with an MDF core, a waterproof coating and recessed sections with raised edges that hold four coasters or the diyas in place while the tray is carried. The cork facing takes the heat of a tea light and doubles as a serving or desk surface afterwards.
02Four
Floating cork diyas
Round cork tea-light holders, each 7 cm across and 2 cm high. They sit in the tray for the handover and float on water, which is where the name comes from.
03Four
Textured cork coasters
Round 4-inch coasters, each 5 mm thick. Cork absorbs condensation rather than pooling it, so these are the part of the set most likely to still be in use months later.
04One
Recycled folding box
A compact presentation that keeps the full set together and flat-packs before assembly, which is what keeps a large recipient list practical to pack and ship.