Dastkar’s Festival of Lights brought the country’s artwork in the spotlight with its pan-India display of handicrafts, handloom and Diwali decor. The two-week-long annual Diwali bazaar is a highlight for Delhiites looking to shop sustainable and authentic pieces for home decor, gifting and putting their festive fits in place.
Urli candles
Urli candles bring together traditional aesthetics and fragrant appeal. Infused with evocative scents such as mogra, jasmine and oud, they make for thoughtful festive gifts and an elegant addition to home decor.
Crochet idols
Crochet idols: Giving traditional idols a playful, contemporary makeover, these crochet murtis bring a distinctly Gen Z touch to festive decor. Handmade with colourful yarn, they are a charming alternative to conventional idols and add a quirky, handcrafted element to your festive setup.
Bamboo diyas and lanterns add warmth to festive spaces while keeping sustainability in mind
Bamboo lanterns: Adding warmth to festive spaces while keeping sustainability in mind, these bamboo lanterns and diyas from Karnataka are a thoughtful alternative to single-use decorative items. Crafted from natural materials, they bring an earthy charm to Diwali decor and offer a way to celebrate with the environment in mind.
Paper candle holders and fairy lights
Who says festive lighting has to be elaborate? These paper fairy lights add a delicate touch of sparkle to any corner of the home. With their soft glow and understated appeal, they are an easy way to brighten up your home while adding a colourful element. Hand-painted candle holders bring colour and character to your tablescape, making them an eye-catching addition to intimate dinners and picture-perfect celebrations.
Rajasthani artwork candles, ceramic diya holders
Combining everyday utility with traditional craftsmanship, these candles feature Rajasthani-inspired artwork that gives them a distinct identity. The intricate motifs and vibrant detailing transform a simple candle into a decorative piece that celebrates India’s artistic heritage. Ceramic diya holders reimagine the traditional diya with a colourful touch combine functionality with understated elegance.
Kutch mirror work
Bringing the vibrant craft traditions of Kutch into contemporary home decor, these mirror work pieces stand out with their intricate detailing. Reflecting the region’s artisanal heritage, they add a touch of traditional craftsmanship and sparkle to any space.
Sustainable artificial flowers
Made using corn husk and wood, artificial flowers from Bengal showcase how natural materials can be transformed into beautiful decorative accents. Offering an alternative to conventional artificial blooms, they bring colour and texture to festive spaces.
