The Mumbai mithai counter,
since 1999.

Kravvia prices by category. Exotic dry fruit, sugar-free and stuffed khajur are ₹2,400 a kilo at 36 to 38 pieces, and boxed from eight pieces at ₹560. Barfi is ₹900 a kilo at 22 pieces, cut thick rather than thin. Peda is ₹900 a kilo at 40 to 45 pieces, and ice halwa ₹850 at 38 to 40. The yield is what sets the weight, which is why it is listed next to those prices. Katri and laddu are priced by variety: katri ₹1,700 to ₹1,900 a kilo, Motichur laddu ₹950 to ₹1,050.

Eight categories across the line, and the exotic dry-fruit range alone runs to nineteen flavours, from Blueberry Delight and Peru Roll to Salted Caramel and Kesar Pista Infusion. Ice halwa runs fourteen flavours, peda eight, sugar-free five, barfi four, katri four, stuffed khajur four and laddu two. A gifting box is assembled to the brief, so a mixed box across categories is the normal order rather than the exception.

The exotic dry-fruit box is the one that goes out most at Diwali, with the sugar-free line travelling inside the same hamper for the recipients who would otherwise be sent a footnote. Katri handles large volume because it is set in a single slab and sliced. Seven ready sweet boxes, ₹560 to ₹1,680, and the fifteen assembled festive hampers, ₹1,400 to ₹10,500, sit on the shop and Diwali pages with their full contents.

Ice halwa is a Mumbai-Gujarati confection: wheat starch and sugar cooked to a glass-thin sheet, set between edible silver leaf and cut into translucent squares. Barfi is the opposite construction, milk reduced to a dense slab and sliced thick at 22 pieces a kilo. Kravvia makes fourteen ice halwa flavours, from the standard white pista to Lal Badami and a tart cranberry, held at the same wafer thinness across the line.

Loose sweets: 500g per variety. Gifting boxes: 1kg per box. Bulk corporate Diwali orders (50-plus boxes) are priced separately: WhatsApp for a quote.

Yes, cold-chain courier for perishables. Ice halwa and peda ship best within 48 hours. Dry fruit sweets and the sugar-free range keep longer and ship pan-India reliably. Mumbai delivery is free on orders above ₹3,000; below that, and courier outside Mumbai, is charged at actual cost. Food is not returnable; an order damaged in transit is replaced.

Yes. For 50-plus boxes, the outer packaging carries your logo, message or event name. Lead time is five working days; for Diwali 2026, branded runs are still open, quoted per order.

Yes. Our sugar-free line (₹2,400/kg) covers Honey, Cranberry, Anjeer, Dates, and Blueberry, boxed at eight pieces for ₹560 or eighteen for ₹1,260. All are dry fruit base with no refined sugar and no artificial sweeteners. Honey and dates are still sugars, so diabetic recipients should check with their doctor.

Most of the range is naturally Jain-friendly: no onion, garlic or root vegetables in sweets. The exotic dry fruit range, ice halwa, peda and barfi are Jain-acceptable; the sugar-free line is not, because its Honey variety is excluded in Jain observance. Confirm specific spec on WhatsApp.