The answer to “I want to brighten someone’s day without making it a big thing” — when $30 is your budget and cheerfulness is your goal.

This isn’t trying to be impressive or solve serious problems. It’s pure sunshine in a pot: a hand-painted sunflower ceramic planter filled with individual sweet and salty treats, wrapped in cellophane with a bright bow.

The kind of gift that makes someone smile before they even open it because sunflowers are basically happiness flowers.

Perfect for the coworker having a rough week, the neighbor who grabbed your packages, the friend who needs a Tuesday pick-me-up, the teacher/assistant you appreciate, the “just thinking of you” gesture, the thank you that doesn’t require a speech, or literally any moment when you want someone to feel noticed and cared about without spending a fortune or creating obligation.

This is for: Office morale boosts, casual thank yous, cheering up someone sad, appreciation without awkwardness, spontaneous kindness, or when you need “affordable but looks like you tried.”

Sometimes the best gifts are small, sunny, and uncomplicated. Like sunflowers. Like this.