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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Hemonto — late autumn — is upon the fair
Karuhat · The Artisan Fair
Handwork by the artisans of Bengal — Dokra, handloom, terracotta and more.
The artisans
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.
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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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Potraboli
Potraboli makes paper goods for readers: illustrated bookmarks, among them a Durga Puja set, and the second volume of its Patu series.
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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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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.
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