Witnessing an overwhelming response by the shopaholics and the fashion freaks of the city, the Pavilion Theme handloom exhibition-cum-sale concluded here on Sunday with oodles of fervor at the historical shopping hub of the city, Gauhar Mahal.
Featuring the handloom materials by as many as 30 self help groups (SHGs) from across the country the exhibition was all about handicraft and handloom stuff. From the showpieces made out of clay to the specially embroidered Gujarati dining cloth all attracted the buyers at the exhibition.
Here on Sunday a huge crowd was noticed at the venue buying different stuff for the festive season.
Other than the most renowned dress materials of the State including Chanderi and Maheshwari, one had a look at the huge collection of handloom materials made up of jute, paper-mache and much more.
Besides, ladies’ stuff was a major part of this exotic shopping fair. As women love to buy stuff for their houses there was a huge collection of decorative items but, imitation jewelleries captivated much crowd of the youngsters.
The vendors blended the Indian designs with the new and trendy wears. The palazzos and the t-shirts at the fair were printed with new designs. Moreover, most of the stoles and scarves were beautified with the colourful thread giving them an ethnic look.
The mela also shared a major collection of rugs and cotton duppattas that enthralled the ladies. The stalls of household decoration captivated a big crowd at the spot. Dress materials embedded with zari zardozi, lucknowi chicken, mulberry silk and more was explored at the mela.
A wonderful collection designed in different patterns and prints. There are printed materials beautifully embroidered with Batik Print, Dabu Print, Hand-Block Print and one of the most renowned and loved in all seasons, Bagh Print there.