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Bengaluru Crafts Fair Launches at Aramane Maidan to Showcase State's Traditional Handicrafts
A grand exhibition and sale fair featuring artisans from across India opened today at Aramane Maidan in Bengaluru to promote Karnataka's traditional handicraft art and weavers.
The crafts fair opened today at Aramane Maidan in Bengaluru, marking the launch of a large‑scale exhibition and sale event aimed at highlighting the region's artisanal heritage.
Organisers said the fair is intended to promote Karnataka's traditional handicraft arts and weavers, bringing together artists from various parts of the country under one roof.
Visitors can explore a wide array of handcrafted items, from textiles to woodwork, and purchase directly from the participating artisans, providing both exposure and market access for the craftsmen.
The event is expected to draw considerable footfall, fostering greater appreciation for indigenous crafts and supporting the livelihoods of local weavers and artisans.
Organisers said the fair is intended to promote Karnataka's traditional handicraft arts and weavers, bringing together artists from various parts of the country under one roof.
Visitors can explore a wide array of handcrafted items, from textiles to woodwork, and purchase directly from the participating artisans, providing both exposure and market access for the craftsmen.
The event is expected to draw considerable footfall, fostering greater appreciation for indigenous crafts and supporting the livelihoods of local weavers and artisans.