The six-day exhibition, being held from September 8 to 13, is open to visitors from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. It features an extensive collection of sarees, kurtis, dress materials, fashion jewellery and accessories.
The expo brings together handwoven creations from several parts of the country. Visitors can browse Uppada, Bhagalpuri, Banarasi and Tussar silks, along with Kantha, Dhakai Jamdani, Muslin, Baluchari, Tangail, linen and other varieties.
Double-weave ikat, gitcha silk and cotton offerings provide relatively affordable options, while designer silk sarees cater to those looking for elaborate festive and wedding wear.
The exhibition also features Lucknow chikankari, Rajasthani Dabu prints, Gujarat Patola and a range of dress materials and running fabrics. Colourful saree borders, embellished blouse pieces and other accessories add to the shopping experience.
With discounts offered across several product categories, the expo provides visitors an opportunity to explore the richness and variety of Indian textiles under one roof. “This Ganesh Chaturthi special edition will conclude on September 13. We want people to make the best of this opportunity,” said the organisers.
