Known for its shiny pearls and bronze works, Andhra Pradesh has a lot more to offer than just beauty. Be a part of a rich culture and traditional art at the expos which offer a wide variety of Kalamkari, Folk Paintings, Banjara embroidery and more, blended with a contemporary style.

Known to be the land of artistic craftsmanship, Arunachal Pradesh is home to weaving, pottery, basketry and wood carving. Decorate your home with its ornamental beauty and blend with its rich historical and cultural touch.

The state of Assam is known for its Cane and Bamboo Handicrafts since generations. Apart from that, it is known for its magnificent pottery and Handloom Silk such as Muga, Eri and Pat. Be a part of its renowned cultural treasure and take pride in owning it.

Bangle making was formulated in the state of Bihar, leading to some of its most fascinating works. You can also explore other historical crafts of Bihar, such as Khatwa, stone works and last, but not the least, Madhubani Paintings.

The traditional bamboo work of Chhattisgarh has no competition. Along with that, the state is known for its metal crafts, wood crafts and folk wall paintings. One cannot miss their variety of ornaments, made up of gold, silver, bronze, beads and even feathers.

Known to be a blend of cultures and traditions, Goa has a lot to offer when it comes to aesthetic beauty. The Goan art includes exclusive carved rosewood and teak furniture, Laquerware, Crochet and more as a part of home furnishings.

The state of Gujarat has always been a home to age old handicrafts like Bandhani, Patchwork, Hand Painting, Hand Block Printing, Coir and even Namdah, with a fusion of contemporary style. Their cultural art has been a renowned treasure for display as home décor.

Haryana is an agricultural state with an artistic style which has been in existence since the Mughal times. The colourful Phulkaridupatta is adds to a woman’s glow, while Persian styled sculptures can become the perfect showpiece for your home.

Himachal is already a must visit state for its picturesque views and natural beauty. However, their art and crafts are not behind. Woodcraft and stone crafts are an important part of their culture, while their Pahari jewellery is every woman’s prized possession.

Pashmina shawls and Kasida embroidery were born in Jammu and Kashmir, making them a highly demanded textile work of the state. The unique Papier Mache are the best way to add a traditional touch to your home or office, with its magnificent designs and colours.

Bamboo played a big role in the artisans’ life in Jharkhand when it came to art and crafts and helped them create baskets, hauntings and more. Along with that, their Paitkar Paintings are a gem, depicting life after death.

The state of Karnataka take great pride in its woodworks with detailed carvings which can be seen in all households. Their Mysore silk fabric has been popular since the times of Tipu Sultan. However, the Mysore Paintings have been the oldest form of art which are still widely known around the globe.

The cultural heritage of Kerala includes the fascinating woven and carved coconuts, Coir Carpets, Floor Mats and wall hangings, all influenced by the Dravidian and Aryan times. Polished coconut shells and coconut wood is used to make mesmerising trinkets, lamp stands and the list goes on.

The tribal Pithora Paintings have been a great decoration piece for homes since their formation. The finest and intricate Textile weaving can be seen in Maheshwari and ChanderiSarees, which have been a pride of most women.

You must have heard about the evergreen, hand-made KolhapuriChappals which are famous worldwide. Along with that, the Kolhapuri Jewellery is a Maharashtrian legacy, influenced by the Peshwa and Maratha dynasties. The tribal Warli Paintings are still considered a prized possession of the state.

Kauna is a type of reed used to create mats and cushions and are in demand by the local and international market. You can also find hand embroidered bed covers, tablecloths and sofa covers to add that cultural touch. The hand-made toys are made up of cloth, cotton clay and wood and are great as home décor pieces.

The tribes of Meghalaya have transformed their art and craft into a highly demanded professional art, creating Tlieng, colourful Dakbanda and other decorative pieces like sleeping mats, winnowing fans and more.

Mizoram’s tribal art involve intricate traditional designs which have existed through the ages. Explore their heritage with their ethereal cane and bamboo work, while choosing the masterpiece for your home.

Nagaland’s handicrafts have an unbelievable demand in the market, with detailed metal works, cane and bamboo baskets and skilled wood carvings. You can find a variety of showpieces to choose from for your home sweet home.

The ancient art of palm leaf writing of Odisha has survived through all these years, containing religious texts or horoscopes. Patachitra, Appliqué and carvings are some other age old crafts which can add some culture into a contemporary household.

Punjab’s art and crafts depict its joyful culture and traditions with creations like Pidhis, comfortable leather jootis, Durries, carpet weaving, Parandis and Phulkari. Embroidering textiles, such as durries, is a known art form of Punjab, with designs of birds and flowers on clothes.

The state of Rajasthan is a hub of art and crafts, such as tie and dyed sarees, dupattas, quilting and hand block printed motifs on cloth pieces. These are quite popular in the international market and are used as decorative pieces.

The land of scenic beauty, Sikkim is also known for its finest craftworks, such as hand woven woollen carpets, handmade paper, Woollen blankets and traditional motifs. Apart from that, you can opt for bags, shawls and jackets.

Tamil Nadu’s traditional is nothing like you might have seen before. It’s encrusted with stones and navratnas, with other jewellery pieces such as oddiyaanam, vanki and jimiki. Along with that, you can find some heavy anklets, gold coin necklace and silver anklets.

Telangana’s art and crafts provide you a variety to choose from, such as Banjara Needle Crafts, Bidri Craft, Dokra Metal Crafts, Nirmal Arts, Bronze Castings and Lacquer Ware. Decorate you house with intricate embroidered crafts, setting it apart from the others.

Cane and Bamboo handicraftshave been an important part of the state’s heritage, along with furniture, table mats, lamp shades and more. You can find artistic home décor pieces like ceilings, panelingand plaques.

The Turko-Afghan rulers brought in crafts such as Zardozi and Chikankari embroidery, which have survived since the 12th century. Uttar Pradesh’s jewellery designs are too a unique piece, with semi-precious stones, artificial pearls and glass.

The snow-capped mountains of Uttarakhand aren’t the only beauty owned by the state. Along with art of wood carving, you can also explore its Mughal style of Paintings, traditional wall paintings and ornaments made up of gold, silver and copper.

The handlooms of West Bengal have been in business since generations, providing a variety of Jamdanis. While DaccaiJamdani is for celebrations, the other fabrics are TangailJamdani, Dhoneokali, Shantipuri and Begumpuri.

The Andaman and Nicobar islands are home to some of the most serene sea shell crafts, shell ornaments and Palm mats. Woodcrafts like canoes, furniture and marble wood show pieces are a treasure for decorating your house.

Pottery is known to be the main craft of Chandigarh, with artists using mud or clay to create pot and sculptures for sale. Apart from that, Phulkari embroidery is quite famous among the locals and can be seen on sarees, dupattas, table cloths, sofa covers and more.

Leather goods, such as slippers are made by majority of the craftsmen of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, while bamboo mats and baskets are also crafted in here. Often you will see traditional motifs on these along with gold torpe grass.

Daman and Du has been known since a long time for its craft of mat weaving with designer patterns and colours. Along with that, you cannot miss ivory carvings and tortoise shell crafts which become a perfect gift for a loved one.

The capital’s old yet surviving tradition of appealing blue pottery with a Persian touch is still in demand by many. Lac and glass jewellery crafting is further decorated with shiny beads, coated and tinted for a metallic chine.

As the island is home to all varieties of sea shells, shell crafting is an important art for the locals. These can be jewellery pieces for women, or attractive decoration pieces for your home.

Puducherry is a hub of all art and crafts with block printing as a crucial part of the industry. Pottery and papiermache is also a known art form for creation of décor showpieces. Along with that, mat weaving has also gained a lot of attention with its floral designs.