Madhubani Pond Tissue Box with Latch – Fish & Lotus Design

Description

A tissue box has no business being this beautiful. And yet.

This hand-painted Madhubani pond tissue box brings an entire serene pond to your desk or living room — fish gliding through water, lotus flowers in bloom, all rendered in traditional Mithila folk art with bold linework and vibrant color. The latch keeps the lid secure when not in use, giving it a clean, finished look even when the box is closed.

At 5″×5″×3.5″, it fits standard tissue boxes and sits comfortably on desks, bedside tables, living room consoles, and dressing tables. It’s the kind of decorative tissue box cover that makes guests do a double take.

In Madhubani art, the pond is a living symbol; fish represent prosperity, lotus represents purity, and water represents the quiet flow of life. All of that, on something you reach for every day.

A thoughtful housewarming gift, a desk upgrade, or a Diwali gifting pick that no one expects and everyone remembers.

Key features:

✔ Hand-painted Madhubani pond design – fish and lotus motifs
✔ Latchable lid for a clean, secure look when closed
✔ Square open-top tissue holder; tissues go directly inside, pull from the top
✔ Latch keeps the box neatly closed when not in use
✔ Works on desks, bedside tables, and living room consoles

Looking for more pond-themed pieces? Check our Madhubani underwater serving tray for a coordinated look.

FAQs

How do I use this tissue box?

Tissues go directly inside the box. Just stack them in and pull from the top as needed. The latch keeps the lid closed when the box isn’t in use, giving it a tidy look on your desk or bedside table.

What is the latch for?

The latch serves two purposes. It keeps the lid securely closed when tissues aren’t being pulled, giving the box a clean, finished look on your desk or table, and it makes refilling easy whenever you run out. Also handy if you’re gifting it, since the lid stays put during packing and transit.

Is this suitable as a housewarming or Diwali gift?

Yes, it’s a practical, beautiful, and unexpected gift. The fish and lotus motifs are auspicious in Madhubani art, making it especially fitting for housewarmings and festive occasions.