Tagore Association
Tagore Association works in batik, the old wax-resist way of dyeing cloth. Its stall carries batik-printed sarees in cotton and silk, bedsheets and wrap skirts, each worked by hand, so no two pieces come out quite alike.
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Gora
উনিশ শতকের কলকাতা; ব্রাহ্ম ও হিন্দু সমাজের টানাপোড়েনে জাতি, ধর্ম আর পরিচয়ের প্রশ্ন। রবীন্দ্রনাথের বৃহত্তম উপন্যাস।
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Mahua Publishers
Mahua Publishers keeps a broad Bengali list for readers of every age. For young readers there are adventure and mystery stories — among them books by Sasthipada Chattopadhyay, creator of Pandab Goenda — along with ghost stories and collections of laughs. For adults the list runs from detective fiction and social novels to essays on religion, folk faith and the Baul–Fakir tradition, the women of the Mahabharata, the Upanishads, and lives of Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay and Rabindranath.
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Bhayli
Bhayli makes handmade jewellery and resin décor, customised to order. Real flowers are set in resin for pendants, necklaces, photo frames and planters — some with Maa Durga at their heart — alongside oxidised necklaces with thread-ball and jhumka tassels, enamel-print earrings and a necklace inspired by Jamini Roy.
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Ayarna
Handmade jewellery of every kind — dokra, fabric, jute, seed, brass, embroidery, crochet, kundan, wood and oxidised metal — as necklaces, earrings, bangles and rings. Pieces can be customised.
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Srishtisukh Prokashon
Srishtisukh Prokashon publishes contemporary Bengali writing, much of it from newer voices: novels and short stories of the city, the mofussil and the border, fairy tales retold with girls as their heroes, travel to the Himalaya, writing about food, studies of Satyajit Ray, political cartoons, mysteries and memoirs.
Books
Charupath
Charupath publishes books that cross languages and centuries: Bengali translations of Bharatendu Harishchandra's plays and of the Periplus of the Erythraean Sea, a memoir from a marginalised community of South India, a Pali-to-Hindi Theri Apadan, and writing about Kashi — its temples, ghats and people — including a puja annual and a book of poems by a Varanasi poet.
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