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Handicrafts and Handloom Fest showcased the best of Bengal handicraft at City Centre Salt Lake

For this festival, about 15 different artisans came to the city from various parts of West Bengal

Archisha Mukherjee (t2 Intern) Published 15.06.23, 06:27 AM
Moumita Ghosh, a boutique owner herself, had come to check out the stalls. She said that she had heard about the fest through ‘word of mouth’. She is a frequent visitor at City Centre Salt Lake and had come down that day especially to see the festival

Moumita Ghosh, a boutique owner herself, had come to check out the stalls. She said that she had heard about the fest through ‘word of mouth’. She is a frequent visitor at City Centre Salt Lake and had come down that day especially to see the festival Bhubaneswarananda Halder

On Sunday, City Centre Salt Lake held its last leg of showcasing the Handicrafts and Handloom Fest in association with t2, in celebration of its 19th anniversary. For this festival, about 15 different artisans came to the city from various parts of West Bengal. They showcased their products which had taken them multiple days to complete. A cross-section of visitors came to experience a slice of craftsmanship. Snapshots from the fair.

These beautiful terracotta horses were a testament to the artist’s unwavering dedication and determination to achieve the best. Hailing from Panchmura, Bankura, the artist told us that each horse took a number of hours to complete. A set of horses ranged from Rs 100- 350

These beautiful terracotta horses were a testament to the artist’s unwavering dedication and determination to achieve the best. Hailing from Panchmura, Bankura, the artist told us that each horse took a number of hours to complete. A set of horses ranged from Rs 100- 350

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