Gift Ideas

The secret to a perfect gift is letting the recipient choose it themselves. The AMITHA Gift Card is available in any amount over $100 you desire (DM or email us for amounts not listed here), and will never expire. It’ll be here for holidays, birthdays, weddings, graduations, and just-because occasions where you know the giftee would rather take things—say, a brass Asawa lighter—into their own hands. 

When you pull a Tsubota Pearl hard-edge lighter from your bag, an ordinary gesture is instantly elevated (like checking the time on a fine watch instead of your phone). The Tokyo-based company has been crafting smoking accessories since 1952, designing pieces that combine the aesthetics of fine jewelry with the utility of a trusty pocket lighter. The brand’s iconic lighter is available in five colors that work across a range of personal styles, from the classic tortoiseshell Marble Brown to the architectural wave-edged Aluminum lighter.

The slim, vintage-inspired Judd Joint Case has finely engraved lines that reference the work of minimalist artist Donald Judd. Use it to store your joints on-the-go, and maybe a few essential ID cards and cash, too. The solid brass case was designed in collaboration with the esteemed Japanese smokeware company Tsubota Pearl and pairs with the Judd Storage Box and Judd Poker. Choose between a gold or silver finish. 

The Asawa Lighter Cover is inspired by the woven metal sculptures of the innovative Japanese-American artist Ruth Asawa. The handcrafted cover is designed to fit perfectly over a standard BIC lighter, elevating the simple act of lending a light. It feels weighty and substantial in hand, more like a piece of jewelry or a fine pocketwatch to pull out, use, and share—just make sure you get it back before the end of the night. The lighter cover is part of the Asawa collection, which includes a matching joint case, and is available in a matte brass or glossy silver finish.

These striking pre-rolled cones are based on an original painting by the Baltimore-based artist Phaan Howng, whose work traces the horticultural history of how plants came to be seen as objects, rather than living beings that are integral to our existence. Her Snakes On A Plain series imagines house plants gone wild, taking back the environment from which they were uprooted. In her painting for AMITHA, vibrant red snake plant leaves ignite across the canvas, which was then transformed into a digital print. Field Trip makes the pre-rolled cones with organic, food-grade vegetable inks on organic rice paper, with sustainably sourced arabic gum as the adhesive.

A reimagining of the classical bust, the Sibelley Lady Pipe by the Los Angeles-based glass artist Sibelle Yüksek fits as naturally on your bookshelf as it does within your hand. Now available in a larger 5-inch-tall size, the sensuously curved blown glass is hand-painted with 22-karat gold details that catch the light. Style the pipe on a stack of classic literature, where it was designed to fit right in.