noun
A respectful or somewhat formal term for something received as a gift or favor, often from a superior or as a blessing. The kanji 賜 implies a gracious bestowal.
これは社長からの賜り物です。
This is a gift from the company president.
自然の賜り物に感謝する。
I am grateful for nature's bounty.
贈り物 is the common, neutral word for a gift given to someone. 賜り物 is more formal and emphasizes receiving something graciously bestowed, often from a person of higher status or as a divine/natural blessing.
頂き物 is a humble way to refer to something one has received, focusing on the act of receiving. 賜り物 highlights the giver's graciousness and the value of the gift itself.
Compound of 賜り (tamawari, continuative form of 賜る 'to be granted') + 物 (mono, 'thing'). The kanji 賜 carries a sense of imperial or divine bestowal.