Crafts, handlooms display shades of regional arts

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An exhibition-cum-sale displaying the handloom and handicraft materials is evoking a good response by the shopaholics of the city.

The handloom and handicraft exhibition has been put up at Midland Hall, Bittan Market. Under the exhibition dress materials like Chanderi, Maheshwari, and others are available.

Also a range of imitation jewellery and foot wears have captivated the interest of the shopaholics of the city. As many as 25 vendors from across the country have arrived in city displaying their works.

The fair has brought a rare collection in the cotton handloom that is of special interest amongst the crowd. This collection is specially designed and handcrafted by the weavers work in self help groups.

The imitation jewellery vendors from Jaipur have arrived with the sparkling and fizzy shades of their regions which is captivating the interest of the shopaholics of the city.

The fair showcases a collection of Kashmiri cotton and Kosa silk in saris and dress materials.

There is an array of wonderful colour combinations in brown, shades of blue, white, black, red, green and also some traditional ones like royal blue, gold and silver lining work has enhanced the look of the handloom material.

These materials have been designed in different patterns and prints including batik and dabu print.

Besides, the South Indian Cotton materials in saris and suits are in much demand by the citizens. The price starts with Rs 400 and goes up to Rs 5000.

Not only this, but, the bangles from Gujarat are much in demand at the fair. The fair is attracting the shopaholics of the city and a huge crowd could be seen on Sunday.

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