I’m not sure what “teela” refers to in this context. If you mean a specific Jain rite or vow, please tell me exactly which ceremony or practice you’re referring to. In the meantime, here are safe, Jain-appropriate gift ideas that are suitable after any positive spiritual milestone or vow:

• Jain scriptures or prayers: a small devotional book or a helpful commentary on core vows (like the five Mahavratas) or the Namokar Mantra.
• Puja items for Jain rituals: a clean, simple prayer set (mini altar cloth, a small bell, incense, a conch) and a modest idol or symbol you know they value.
• Spiritual reminders: a framed verse or a short inscription from Jain teachings (e.g., a gratitude or perseverance verse) for daily reflection.
• Meditation/japa aids: a mala or prayer beads for recitation of mantras or Jain prayers, plus a small notebook for reflections.
• Charity in their name: a donation to a Jain charitable or educational project in line with their values.
• Books on ethics and non-violence: concise Jain ethics or stories that illustrate ahimsa, aparigraha, and other principles.
• Practical aids for discipline: a clean, minimalist journal, a modest study lamp, or a simple, devotional bookmark set.

If you can share more details about the exact rite or the recipient’s traditions (Digambar vs. Shwetambar, preferred language, etc.), I can tailor the suggestions more precisely.