Giving scope and hope to local artisans is Aboli, a new decor spot on Alipore Road. Brainchild of mother-daughter duo Mittu and Tanishi Agarwal, Aboli focuses on creating a sustainable environment, providing home artefacts and handicrafts made with lots of love. “Our products are sustainable, reusable and eco-friendly. We house art and craft and look after the well-being of the artisans,” said Mittu Agarwal at the star-studded launch party of the store located in White House Garden.
“With our products one will not only be decorating their house beautifully but they will also take care of our greater home — Mother Earth,” said Tanishi.
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Looking pretty in a chikankari salwar, Swastika Dutta was all praise for the decor store. “Supporting our local artisans is the most important thing right now and it’s amazing that through Aboli, Mittu Agarwal is promoting the works of our local artisans,” she said.
“I was very delighted to be a part of this launch. Firstly, they have some really beautiful designs and most importantly all the things are made by local artisans. At present time, I think it is really important to give a proper space to the local artisans and Aboli gives that space to those people. Lastly, it’s great that all the products are 100 per cent sustainable and eco-friendly,” said Arjun Chakrabarty.
We spotted Trina Saha all smiles at the launch. “I am amazed by all the fantastic and beautiful products of Aboli. I love to decorate my home and now I have a new destination to buy home decor products,” said the pretty actress.
“It is a great initiative taken by both Mittu Agarwal and Tanishi Agarwal that they have given an opportunity of this scale to local artisans. All the products are extremely beautiful, attractive and eco-friendly,” said Anirban Bhattacharya, looking dapper in a tangerine kurta.
Guess who closely checked out the stunning collection at Aboli? Paayel Sarkar! “This store is a proof how lovely our local artisans are! They have made such beautiful and eye-pleasing products for home decor. I loved the evening spent there,” she said.
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