Lucky Draw Gifts for 300 Baht: 20 Ideas, 14 Handmade at 199 to 269 Baht (New Year 2027)
A 300 baht lucky draw gift worth keeping is one handmade Christmas decoration at 199 to 269 baht, such as Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant at 229 baht, the Premium Christmas Malai at 229 or the Wooden Christmas Stars at 209.
Each one is made by hand and sold by Macrame by Nicha, with delivery anywhere in Thailand.
Comparing budgets? Our New Year lucky draw gift guide for 200 to 500 baht covers all three.
Our 14 picks below are handmade Christmas decorations, so you can also browse the whole range first.
What to Buy for a 300 Baht Lucky Draw Gift: the Short Answer
Our three picks for a 300 baht lucky draw:
- Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant: 229 baht
- Premium Christmas Malai: 229 baht
- The Wooden Christmas Stars: 209 baht
Our pieces run from 199 to 269 baht. The ones at 209 to 269 baht sit at the top of the budget and leave 31 to 91 baht for wrapping paper and a card.
This list follows the most common rule, up to 300 baht; if your group sets a 300 floor, take two pieces or see the 500 baht section of the main guide (FAQ 2).
Our 14 Handmade Pieces, 199 to 269 Baht
Every piece is handmade, sold at a fixed price on our website, and small enough for a handbag: the largest is 15 cm long.
Because each one is made by hand, sizes can vary by up to about 2 cm. They are decorations to keep, a good fit for groups whose rule is no food.
1. Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant: 229 Baht
Our lead pick is Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant, in beige or red cotton, 8 x 10.5 cm.
In a Thai letter draw it covers Cho Chang, from chang (elephant), and at 229 baht it leaves 71 baht for wrapping.
2. Premium Christmas Malai: 229 Baht
A Thai phuang malai (garland) is given to show love, respect and gratitude, and stands for joy; the Premium Christmas Malai is the premium cotton version, 5.5 x 12 cm.
It is our first choice when the winner could be a manager or an elder.
3. Kee-Sao, the Christmas Pla-Ta-Pian, Premium White and Gold: 229 Baht
Kee-Sao, the Christmas Pla-Ta-Pian comes in four versions; this pick is the premium white and gold one at 229 baht, 7 x 10 cm in cotton. The red, green and off-white and gold versions are 199 baht.
The woven pla ta pian (Thai barb fish) is a symbol of abundance, traditionally hung over a baby's cradle. Kee-Sao means sleepyhead in Thai.
4. The Wooden Christmas Stars: 209 Baht
The Wooden Christmas Stars are made of wood, Ø10 cm, in natural, white, gold, silver or brown.
A star on top of a Christmas tree stands for the Star of Bethlehem. At 209 baht, this one leaves 91 baht for a card and wrapping.
5. North Stars: 209 Baht
Our North Stars come in red or white cotton, 9 x 12 cm.
Star ornaments have a long history on Christmas trees: eight-pointed ones date back to the 1840s.
6. Christmas Ribbon: 229 Baht
The Christmas Ribbon is a cotton bow, 9 x 6.5 cm.
A bow is the classic finishing touch of gift wrapping; here the bow is the gift itself.
7. Santa's Glove: 209 Baht
Santa's Glove is a cotton glove ornament, 9 x 8 cm.
In a Thai letter draw it covers Tho Thung, from thung mue (glove), and at 209 baht it leaves 91 baht for wrapping.
8. Premium Wreath: 269 Baht
The Premium Wreath is cotton, Ø9.5 cm.
A wreath has long symbolised eternity, since its round shape has no end. At 269 baht it sits at the top of the budget and leaves 31 baht for wrapping.
9. Christmas Reindeer, Brown or Green: 199 Baht per Reindeer
Our Christmas Reindeers sell at 199 baht for one reindeer: you pick the brown one or the green one. Each is cotton and wood, 10 x 11 cm.
Reindeer have been part of the Santa story since at least Clement Clarke Moore's 1823 poem A Visit from St. Nicholas.
10. Premium Snowflake: 199 Baht
The Premium Snowflake is cotton, 10 x 10 cm.
The saying that no two snowflakes are alike goes back to Wilson Bentley, who photographed more than 5,000 of them between 1885 and 1931. Ours are handmade, so sizes vary slightly too.
11. Premium Santa's Ring: 199 Baht
The Premium Santa's Ring is cotton, Ø8 cm.
In a Thai letter draw it covers Ho Hip, from waen (ring), and at 199 baht it leaves 101 baht for wrapping.
12. Santa's Heart: 199 Baht
Santa's Heart is cotton, 7 x 6.5 cm.
The heart is recognised the world over as a symbol of love and affection, a warm pick for a close team.
13. SnowOman, Mister Jack's Wife: 199 Baht
SnowOman, Mister Jack's Wife is cotton and wood, 8 x 15 cm. It is the largest piece in this list and still fits in a handbag.
Snowmen go back a long way: one appears in a Book of Hours from 1380.
14. Nong Chai Santa, Santa's Little Bro: 199 Baht
Nong Chai Santa, Santa's Little Bro is cotton with a wooden nose, 12 x 6 cm. Nong chai means little brother in Thai.
It covers No Nu in a Thai letter draw.
Want to see the rest of the range before you choose?
6 Everyday Ideas for a 300 Baht Budget
If your group prefers something practical, these six everyday gifts also fit. Prices are approximate ranges in Thailand, so compare before you buy.
15. Tumbler: About 260 to 300 Baht
A tumbler is one of the most common picks for this budget. Most sit close to 300 baht, so check that wrapping still fits.
16. Lunch Box Set: About 140 to 300 Baht
A lunch box set suits a colleague who brings food from home.
17. Hardcover Notebook and Pen: About 100 to 300 Baht
A hardcover notebook with a pen works at any desk and for any age.
18. Scented Candle: About 260 to 300 Baht
A scented candle is a calm, easy choice; pick a light scent, since you rarely know who will draw it.
19. Small Potted Plant: About 140 to 300 Baht
A small potted plant brings some green to a desk and keeps growing long after the party.
20. Foldable Tote Bag: Under 300 Baht
A foldable tote bag tucks into a handbag and comes out at every market run.
Compare All 20 Ideas: Price, Thai Letter, Meaning and Size
Every idea on one table, for a quick comparison. The letter column gives the first consonant of the Thai name, for the letter theme below.
| Idea | Price (baht) | Thai letter (word, meaning) | Meaning | Size (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant | 229 | Cho Chang (chang, elephant) | Our lead pick | 8 x 10.5 |
| 2. Premium Christmas Malai | 229 | Pho Phan (phuang malai, garland) | Love, respect, gratitude, joy | 5.5 x 12 |
| 3. Kee-Sao, the Christmas Pla-Ta-Pian, premium white and gold | 229 | Kho Khai (khi sao, sleepyhead) or Po Pla (pla ta pian, barb fish) | Abundance | 7 x 10 |
| 4. The Wooden Christmas Stars | 209 | Do Dek (dao, star) | Star of Bethlehem | Ø10 |
| 5. North Stars | 209 | Do Dek (dao, star) | Christmas star tradition | 9 x 12 |
| 6. Christmas Ribbon | 229 | Bo Baimai (bo, bow) | The finishing touch | 9 x 6.5 |
| 7. Santa's Glove | 209 | Tho Thung (thung mue, glove) | Keepsake ornament | 9 x 8 |
| 8. Premium Wreath | 269 | Pho Phan (phuang rit, wreath) | Eternity | Ø9.5 |
| 9. Christmas Reindeer, brown or green (one per 199 baht) | 199 | Ko Kai (kwang rendia, reindeer) | Santa's reindeer, since 1823 | 10 x 11 |
| 10. Premium Snowflake | 199 | Ko Kai (klet hima, snowflake) | No two alike | 10 x 10 |
| 11. Premium Santa's Ring | 199 | Ho Hip (waen, ring) | Keepsake ornament | Ø8 |
| 12. Santa's Heart | 199 | Ho Hip (hua chai, heart) | Love and affection | 7 x 6.5 |
| 13. SnowOman, Mister Jack's Wife | 199 | So Suea (sanowuman, snowwoman) | Snowman tradition, since 1380 | 8 x 15 |
| 14. Nong Chai Santa, Santa's Little Bro | 199 | No Nu (nong chai, little brother) | Keepsake ornament | 12 x 6 |
| 15. Tumbler | About 260 to 300 | Ko Kai (kaeo, cup) | Everyday use | Varies |
| 16. Lunch box set | About 140 to 300 | Ko Kai (klong khao, lunch box) | Everyday use | Varies |
| 17. Hardcover notebook and pen | About 100 to 300 | So Suea (samut, notebook) | Everyday use | Varies |
| 18. Scented candle | About 260 to 300 | Tho Thahan (thian hom, scented candle) | Everyday use | Varies |
| 19. Small potted plant | About 140 to 300 | To Tao (ton mai, plant) | Everyday use | Varies |
| 20. Foldable tote bag | Under 300 | Ko Kai (krapao, bag) | Everyday use | Varies |
A 300 Baht Lucky Draw Gift for Elders and Senior Colleagues
When the gift could go to a manager, a director or an older relative, choose a piece whose meaning shows respect.
The Premium Christmas Malai (entry 2) is the clearest choice, since a Thai garland is given to show love, respect and gratitude. Kee-Sao in premium white and gold (entry 3) carries the pla ta pian's wish for abundance.
For a more formal look, the Wooden Christmas Stars (entry 4) also come in gold or silver.
Thai Letter Theme From Ko Kai to Ho Nok Huk: Which Piece Fits Which Letter
A favourite lucky draw theme is the Thai letter theme: each gift must start with a given Thai consonant.
Groups play it two ways: one letter for the whole group, or each person draws a letter. A dozen rare letters have no common gift words, so letter lists leave them out.
Our Pieces by Thai Letter
The table follows the first written consonant of the Thai name, listed by its standard name (Ko Kai, Kho Khai and so on). Some Thai words start with a silent h, so waen (ring), muak (hat) and muek (squid) go under Ho Hip.
| Letter | Thai word (meaning) | Our piece | Price (baht) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ko Kai | klet hima (snowflake) | Premium Snowflake | 199 |
| Ko Kai | kwang rendia (reindeer) | Christmas Reindeers, brown or green, one reindeer | 199 |
| Ko Kai | kaeo mak (mug) | Santa's Mug, main guide | 199 |
| Ko Kai | krasop (sack) | Santa's Bag, main guide | 179 |
| Kho Khai | khi sao (sleepyhead) | Kee-Sao, the Christmas Pla-Ta-Pian | 199 or 229 |
| Cho Chang | chang (elephant) | Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant | 229 |
| Do Dek | dao (star) | The Wooden Christmas Stars | 209 |
| Do Dek | dao (star) | North Stars | 209 |
| To Tao | tao (turtle) | Christmas Turtle, main guide | 199 |
| Tho Thung | thung mue (glove) | Santa's Glove | 209 |
| Tho Thung | thung thao (stocking) | Santa's Stocking, main guide | 199 |
| No Nu | nong chai (little brother) | Nong Chai Santa, Santa's Little Bro | 199 |
| Bo Baimai | bo (bow) | Christmas Ribbon | 229 |
| Po Pla | pla ta pian (barb fish) | Kee-Sao, the Christmas Pla-Ta-Pian | 199 or 229 |
| Po Pla | pla muek (squid) | Christmas Squid, main guide | 199 |
| Pho Phan | phuang malai (garland) | Premium Christmas Malai | 229 |
| Pho Phan | phuang rit (wreath) | Premium Wreath | 269 |
| Pho Phan | phuang malai (garland) | Christmas Phuang Malai, main guide | 199 |
| Mo Ma | mongkhon (the boxer's headband) | Muay Thai Mongkhon, main guide | 179 |
| Lo Ling | luk bon (ball) | Rattan Christmas Baubles, main guide | 159 |
| So Suea | sanowuman (snowwoman) | SnowOman, Mister Jack's Wife | 199 |
| Ho Hip | waen (ring) | Premium Santa's Ring | 199 |
| Ho Hip | hua chai (heart) | Santa's Heart | 199 |
| Ho Hip | muak wiset (magic hat) | Akha Magic Hat, main guide | 199 |
| Ho Hip | muek (squid) | Christmas Squid, main guide | 199 |
Under the "letter anywhere in the name" version of the game, every piece with Santa in its Thai name also counts for So So, the letter Santa starts with in Thai.
Pieces marked main guide cost 159 to 199 baht; you will find them with photos in the 200 baht section of our main guide, linked at the top of this page.
Ordering for the Whole Office, and Delivery Times
For a few pieces, add them to the cart on each product page and check out on our website. Prices are fixed, and all 14 of our pieces come in one order from one shop.
Buying for a whole office, 10 pieces or more? Message us on LINE or email us about an office order, and we will put it together with you. The same goes for custom requests or shipping outside Thailand.
Delivery within Thailand takes about 5 to 10 working days. Each piece is handmade, so timing can vary with the orders in progress; for express delivery, contact us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I buy for a 300 baht lucky draw?
One handmade piece at 199 to 269 baht that the winner will want to keep, such as Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant (229 baht), the Premium Christmas Malai (229) or the Wooden Christmas Stars (209).
If your group prefers something practical, a tumbler, a notebook and pen or a small potted plant also fit the budget.
Does a 300 baht budget mean spending exactly 300 baht?
It depends on your group's rule; no source requires exactly 300. Most media treat 300 as a ceiling (up to 300 baht), so a single piece at 199 to 269 baht from this list qualifies.
Some offices set a floor (at least 300 baht) or a 300 to 500 band; in the Thairath poll of December 2025 (2,667 respondents), 42% chose 300 to 500 baht and 28% up to 300.
Under a floor rule, take two pieces from this list, for example 199 + 199 = 398 baht, or one piece at 350 to 499 baht from the 500 baht section of the main guide. Read your group's rule before you buy.
What 300 baht lucky draw gift suits elders or senior colleagues?
The Premium Christmas Malai, since a Thai garland is given to show respect and gratitude. Kee-Sao in premium white and gold (abundance) is a good second choice.
Is there a funny 300 baht lucky draw gift?
Our pieces are cute rather than gag gifts, and a few have playful names: Kee-Sao (sleepyhead in Thai), Nong Chai Santa, Santa's Little Bro, and SnowOman, Mister Jack's Wife.
They get a laugh at the draw and still end up on someone's tree.
For a Thai letter draw, which pieces start with Cho Chang, Po Pla, Mo Ma or Do Dek?
Cho Chang: Jao Chang, Santa's Elephant (chang, elephant). Po Pla: Kee-Sao, the Christmas Pla-Ta-Pian (pla ta pian, barb fish).
Mo Ma: Muay Thai Mongkhon (mongkhon, the boxer's headband) at 179 baht in the main guide. Do Dek: The Wooden Christmas Stars and North Stars (dao, star).
If I order today, will it arrive in time for the New Year party?
Delivery within Thailand takes about 5 to 10 working days, as shown on every product page. Since each piece is handmade, timing can vary with the orders in progress.
If your party date is close, message us on LINE for express delivery.
Ready to choose? Here are all our Christmas decorations, and our handmade New Year gift sets for bigger budgets.