From Kashmiri handiwork stoles to wooden furniture the shopaholics of the city are exploring all the handloom and handicraft at the Gandhi Bazaar 2015 being put up at Gauhar Mahal. The Bhopalites are also enjoying new varieties of the dress materials and other accessories from across the country at one stop.
The historical shopping hub of the city, Gauhar Mahal these days is embedded with Gandhi Shilp Bazaar 2015. Set in the rustic backdrop of historic palace the vendors from across the country have put up the stalls featuring the specialty of their regions.
At as many as 100 stalls from Bihar, Gujarat, Punjab, lucknow, Rajasthan, West Bengal and Bhopal the shopaholics are enjoying different varieties as they could witness the designs, the materials and the motifs which are totally new to them.
The imitation jewellery displayed in Bazaar were special and something exciting for the accessory lovers of the city. Totally based on brass the kalakari done over it appears multicoloured. The less shine, the brass gives the finger rings an antique look. Moreover, the mojris of Rajasthan is much in demand this time at the fair. Embedded with sequence work in different colours, the mojris look almost designer wear. It is much in demand among the college students and working ladies.
Notably, the exhibition cum sale is organised by Ministry of Textiles Government of India and Sant Ravidas Handicraft and Handloom Development Corporation, Bhopal. While talking about the handloom fair Deputy Director, Handloom and Handicraft Santosh Kumar said, “This fair is organised with a motive not only give the vendors a sturdy platform for their stuff but also a chance to the shopaholics of the city to explore new stuff.”
The exhibition-cum-sale will continue till October 25.