Jaipur is a great place to shop for meenakari and traditional jewellery, silver jewellery, bandhani turbans and sarees, tie- and-dye textiles, lightweight Jaipuri quilts, and jootis. These items can be bought in the local bazaars like Nehru Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar, Johari Bazaar, Hawa Mahal Market. If you do not possess good bargaining skills, then it is not advisable to shop at these places. You could use the government stores and emporiums like Rajasthali Handicraft Emporium.
The Dastkar Bazaar in Jaipur will once again be exhibiting a mélange of crafts, tradition and handloom at the Urban Haat (opposite Jal Mahal). While the first batch of products this month will be on show from 2 February to 14 February, the second one will be on from 16 February to 28 February. Said…
Perhaps for the first time, an exclusive signature collection of a jeweller will be on display only by appointment. The well known city based luxury jewellery designer, Sunita Shekhawat, is now ready with her new collection, Padmapriya. As the name suggests, the collection owes its inspiration to the lotus flower which is a symbol of purity and…
The 4th international textile and apparel fair ‘VASTRA – 2015’ will be once again held in Jaipur from 28 to 30 September this year.
Liberia, the largest doorstep library, based out of Ahmedabad, extending services in Vadodara, Anand, Nadiad, Gandhinagar and Surat, is now opening in the pink city of Jaipur. Located on Gandhi Path, Vaishali Nagar, Liberia is a haven for book and movie lovers. It houses a wide collection of books and DVDs , which the members can…
Jaipur, the Pink city of India, is a popular tourist, wedding, shopping as well as business destination. Whatever reason you might be here for, you can never really be bored of the city. From orgasmic food to hog to a wide array of things to shop, to eye catchy sight seeing destinations, Jaipur has it…
Available in a variety of vibrant colors, prints and designs, “Lehariya”, a tie dyed design in diagonal strips or zig zags, is a big hit during the monsoon. The tradition of lehariya which is said to have been started by the royal family of Jaipur is now not just a favorite among the married women but…