Tiffin Lady x CULTURECLUB Starter Bundle

ARCHIVE NO. 002
$250.00 $0.00
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925 SILVER

TIFFIN LADY × CULTURECLUBAt CULTURECLUB, every charm begins with a story.When we set out to design our Tiffin Charm, we knew there was one person we had to meet: Lily Baria, better known as the Tiffin Lady. So we traveled to Goa to sit down with the woman who has inspired millions to see the humble tiffin not simply as a lunchbox, but as a vessel of love, ritual, and home.

Because a tiffin has never been just about what’s inside. It’s the anticipation of lifting each layer, the comfort of a meal packed with care, and the quiet traditions that connect generations across cultures.

CULTURECLUB was never meant to be just a collection of charms. It’s a platform for preserving the stories behind the objects we carry through life - the everyday icons that hold extraordinary meaning.This conversation with Lily is a celebration of one of those objects, and the memories, identities, and acts of care it continues to carry.

HOW TO CONNECT YOUR CHARMS


Every CULTURECLUB charm is fitted with a lobster clasp that attaches to the connector on any CULTURECLUB bracelet, necklace or ring. Add, remove and rearrange your charms whenever you like, curating a collection that tells your story.

Collector's notes

The tiffin box or dabba - is more than a lunch container. It's a daily ritual of logistics, love and the enduring importance of ghar ka khana (home-cooked food), carrying nourishment and a taste of home through the busiest working days.

The system began in 1890, when many office workers left home too early for a proper meal. Mahadeo Havaji Bachche organised around 100 dabbawalas, creating the first coordinated lunch delivery network and laying the foundations for Mumbai's iconic tiffin system.

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THE 2026 EDITION

Every CULTURECLUB charm carries a three-part hallmark: the maker's mark, the 925 silver purity mark and the annual edition mark.

Our Founding Edition is the chai cup. If your charm carries it, it means you were here at the very beginning.