This Diwali, Dstkaar brings a special 13 daylong celebration to Delhi - ‘Festival Of Lights’. The festival will be all about good food, beautiful gifts and lively entertainment; all this by patronizing with the art of handicrafts, to support millions of craftspeople from across India.
The Festival will be featuring the colours, skills and motifs of over 80 craft groups from 16 states across India. Bringing the traditional touch keeping in tune the contemporary lifestyle, the customers get to the see the real face behind the craft at the bazaar. Check out the diverse range of textile, such as - chanderi, block prints, bandhani, patti ka kaam, kantha, applique and ajrakh to wide range of distinctive home accessories and home decor in metal, ceramics, paper, stone, wood, glass and fiber. For those who like jewellery, the bazzar will be featuring terracotta, stone, crochet, silver and dhokra jewellery, and more from across the country.
Furtheremore, there will be khujra pottery, games and live cultural performances from North East and Rajasthan - Lai Haroba, Maibi Dance, Blind Cutting from Manipur (October 15 and 16) and Manganiyars from Rajasthan (October 22 and 23).
Entry: Rs 20 per person
This Diwali, Dstkaar brings a special 13 daylong celebration to Delhi - ‘Festival Of Lights’. The festival will be all about good food, beautiful gifts and lively entertainment; all this by patronizing with the art of handicrafts, to support millions of craftspeople from across India.
The Festival will be featuring the colours, skills and motifs of over 80 craft groups from 16 states across India. Bringing the traditional touch keeping in tune the contemporary lifestyle, the customers get to the see the real face behind the craft at the bazaar. Check out the diverse range of textile, such as - chanderi, block prints, bandhani, patti ka kaam, kantha, applique and ajrakh to wide range of distinctive home accessories and home decor in metal, ceramics, paper, stone, wood, glass and fiber. For those who like jewellery, the bazzar will be featuring terracotta, stone, crochet, silver and dhokra jewellery, and more from across the country.
Furtheremore, there will be khujra pottery, games and live cultural performances from North East and Rajasthan - Lai Haroba, Maibi Dance, Blind Cutting from Manipur (October 15 and 16) and Manganiyars from Rajasthan (October 22 and 23).
Entry: Rs 20 per person