The most exciting aspect of Kalakshetra is the colourful fair. A riot of colours that never fail to excite even if one doesn't want to really shop.
Guess what I bought from here?
The painstakingly done applique from Odisha, some of them carved from a single cloth.
The colourful glass lampshades from Rajasthan, throwing a riot of colours around when lit
Guess what I bought from here?
The painstakingly done applique from Odisha, some of them carved from a single cloth.
The colourful glass lampshades from Rajasthan, throwing a riot of colours around when lit
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| Judgement Day |
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| Neem Wood bowls- my favourite for serving snacks |
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| Brown lights are not bad too- Bamboo lights |
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| Ceramic and Neem wood ware from Manjari Kanoi Pottery. They even ship across to you. |
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| Wood and metal from Indore, I picked a lovely metal sun |
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| My favourite- mini pottery |
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| Wood/ bamboo flowers not like the real thing but maintenance free for dry flower arrangements |
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| Love the simplistic style of terracotta pottery |
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| Colours for the feet |
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| jewelled on naturally found stone, uncut |
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| the joys of silk |
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| colors for the floor |
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| my fav grass baskets- can never have enough |
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| Grass coasters from Varanasi |
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| and now glass |
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| Bengal silk |
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| MP Chanderi silk |
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| Pochampally |
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| Andhra leather lamps |
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| Slurp |
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| Ikat my fav |
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