My family and I received the Diwali box, and even as someone who isn’t naturally crafty, I found it really easy to use — the kids could even do the activities independently. My son, who is usually unimpressed by most things, thought the crafts were “really fun,” and we all learned so much about Diwali that we’re now planning to attend a festival at Seattle Center. It was a wonderful way to bond as a family, explore a new culture, and experience our city in a more connected way.

I loved the Tiny Traditions boxes — such a wonderful gifting idea for the festive season. My 10-year-old was able to work independently alongside my 4-year-old to complete the activities. I often find it challenging to engage them in culturally specific activities, so I especially appreciated that aspect of these boxes. It was also amazing that everything came with clear instructions on how to create different things. I loved the thoughtful packaging and the quality of the products.

I was sincerely impressed with the Tiny Traditions boxes — the overall quality and production were wonderful. The individual cloth bags for each activity made the whole experience feel high-end and thoughtfully organized. As a busy parent, I loved that every craft was age-appropriate, self-contained, and required no extra supplies. My 4-year-old, Luca, was excited to dive into the activities. I also appreciated the unboxing flow and the detailed instruction booklets that made everything easy and enjoyable.