The trove of wooden products features

Myriad hues of silks and cotton, ornate wooden collectibles and sparkling precious and semi-precious stones herald visitors to the Gujarat handicraft exhibition. In celebration of the cultural milieu of the country, the showcase at the Women's Association Hall hosts a bevy of artefacts including toys, leather goods, jewellery,provide wholesale jewelry shamballa beads fashion jewelry and so on. handloom clothing and footwear.

Handwoven saris and dress materials adorn walls as artisans present their fare of kantha, chandheri and ikat weaves. Dyed in vegetable colours and adorned with lustrous borders, Bengal cotton, handloom and chicken-worked saris vie for attention.

Priced between Rs 50 and Rs 1,200, handloom cotton saris are a comfortable buy while chikan-worked saris cost between Rs 800 and Rs 1,800.

With artisans selling their own products, the expo affords customers a chance to listen to the many intricacies involved in the making of the proverbial six yards. Cotton kurtas and handloom are also on sale as the 'pathani' trend in kurtas continues to rule the roost.

Bathik skirts and bandhani dupattas on offer promise to add an extra dash of colour this season. Apart from sofa and pillow covers, crochet lends itself to children's wear at the exhibition. A two-piece crocheted set is being sold between Rs 220 and Rs 320.

The exhibition, organized by the Gujarat Emporium, seeks to support artisans by creating an open market and sustain interest in dying art forms.

M Balakrishnan, an embroidery worker from Kanyakumari said, "Marthandam and surrounding areas in Kanyakumari were once famous for cutwork and cross-stitch. Now, women are not interested in preserving this craft."

Among other products, handmade jewellery, crafted by adivasis in Orissa, is popular among visitors.

In bright metallic shades of blue, pink,Sizing a stainless steel ring or any ring for that matter, green and purple, the washable ornaments are a mixture of clay and powdered stone and start at Rs 250 for a pair of earrings and go up to Rs 2,500 for a set.

The trove of wooden products features the famed Chennapatna toys and Assam teak wood baubles from Saharanpur in Uttar Pradesh. While wooden jewellery boxes, bangle stands, keychain hangers, trays, spoons and candle stands abound, rocking chair shaped coaster holders and buggy model wine bottle holders are a novelty.

The health conscious can also make best use of handy wooden acupressure items available.Find the largest selection of dkny womens stainless steel bangle watch on sale.

Exquisite electric lanterns, priced between Rs 450 and Rs 3,000, are bound to add a cozy glow to home interiors.

Though product category may appear the same at this annual affair, Gujarat Emporium manager Arunachalam K said artefacts warrant a closer look since changes are made periodically in design, and products are customized for different cities.

Maybe I just haven’t grown out of my ooooh shiny phase but I LOVE jewellery, just call me Sheryl CROW, bacaww! (Actually not only was that a poor joke it was also incorrect, apparently crows neither like nor collect shiny objects, says Dr. Kevin J. McGowan, Cornell Lab of Ornithology). And not just subtle jewellery either but big costume pieces,The tungsten bracelet is a bracelet that comes in various shapes and sizes. and even things that are just silly: upper arm bracelets, strange head pieces, earrings that loop from the bottom piercing to the top of your ear, massive necklaces, ring bracelets (all technical terms I’m sure) and huge feathery earrings…with hoops in them too. Yes it is silly but it is also fun you can go 60's crazy or dare the 90's but it can also be classy with 1920’s style pieces. Life is a roller coaster, just gotta ride it.