Reviews and Guides on Flowers and Gifts, Cochin

Mahatma Gandhi Road (MG Road), earlier known as 70 Feet Road is one of the most happening places in Cochin. This 4 kilometer road branches off from Banerji Road on the north right up to Thevara Junction down south. MG road has now evolved as the city’s main commercial centre...

Shoppers, here’s something irresistible for you. MetroMela has covered the finer details of the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival for you. Started in 2007, this is a 45 day shopping festival where merchants across various product lines and from 14 districts of Kerala take part...

Capri, the departmental store is situated in the centre of buzzing Palarivattam in Cochin. The shop is located on the ground floor itself, opposite to BP petrol pump. The glass doors of Capri welcome you to into a world of crockery sets and crystal products...

Odds and Ends has different types of stone, wood, ceramic and papier mache (a mixture of paper and glue that can be molded easily and hardens when dry) gift items. Books, aromatic candles, incense sticks and perfumes and natural room fresheners...

You can select from the crafts made from different kinds of wood like rosewood, sandalwood and teak. Some of the wood craft includes traditional handicrafts like screens, pieces of furniture, inlaid panels, sofa sets...

The home décor products of Saga mainly include carpets and wall hangings. The carpets are made from wool, silk, mohair and cashmere. The specialty of these carpets is that they are hand-knotted and showcase the effort and skill of the artisan. The price of these carpets...

Enter this shop to find all the decoration items and greeting cards that you need to celebrate Xmas. There are bells, balls, angels, tinsel and loads of other glittering things. The price for these items starts from...

In this 35-year-old store, you get an interesting variety of handicrafts. The shop sells teak, sandal wood and rose wood gift articles and furniture pieces like stands and tables...

The Curio Palace resembles Alibaba’s cave, stacked with gift and home décor products ranging from small items to huge 10 feet tall idols of Hindu deities...