Karuhat · The Artisan Fair

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.

Calcutta Watch Company

বাংলা হরফে সময় — কলকাতার নিজের ঘড়ি। · কলকাতা, পশ্চিমবঙ্গ

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Chobi-O-Ghor-ghoradum

Chobi-O-Ghor-Ghoradum makes handmade collectible miniatures drawn from Bengal's stories and folklore — Sukumar Ray's Abol Tabol creatures such as Kumro Potash, Huko Mukho Hangla, Bokocchop and the Tyas Goru, the King of Ghosts from Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne, Netaji, and Tintin — several set in display cases.

Jhumko

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.

Nature Touch

Potraboli

Potraboli makes paper goods for readers: illustrated bookmarks, among them a Durga Puja set, and the second volume of its Patu series.

Prakrit

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.

Hyale Highfy

Hyale Highfy makes wristwatches that tell the time in Bengal's own idiom: dials with Bengali numerals, Rabindranath, Netaji, Satyajit Ray and Feluda, Maa Durga with Kolkata's landmarks, and portraits of much-loved Bengali figures — in single and couple sets.