Dilli Haat- Popular for Handicrafts of various Indian states
Hey Guys, Are you from Delhi? If yes, then you must have heard about Dilli Haat. Dilli Haat is a nice place to hang out in Delhi. It’s a place having various options of food, crafts, jewellery items. It is near to the All India Institute of Medical sciences on Sri Aurobindo Marg, just opposite to the INA market. You get anything and everything in this market from jewellery to clothes to home decorative items. And this is my 1st time at this market. Dilli Haat has stalls representing each state of India which gives a complete variety of tastes available all over India. And Of course, this place is very popular among girls as there are lot of options for shopping. Dilli Haat is much more than just a place where you go to buy traditional stuffs. Some of the things that you can pick up from Dilli Haat are hand painted paper products like bangles, jewellery boxes and trays which certainly makes for great buys. Even Shawls, stoles and scarves in silk and cotton are popular items too.
Dilli haat has everything a girl needs. From jhumkis to anklets to neck pieces, and bangles they have. You may Bargain a lot with the jewellery stalls and they have different variety at each stall. This is the best place for junk jewellery. And you may feel they are little expensive. These are often embedded in precious metals like gold, white gold and silver. Besides this, there is an abundance of oxidized silver accessories like earrings, bangles, hair pins and necklaces. Other than this, there are other regional specialties such as Laac earrings and bangles, bead-work earrings and necklaces, semi-precious stone earrings, nose pins and finger rings and many other items.
Right at the entrance, you would see some huge portraits of Hindu God that looks so royal. When you come across many small and big stalls selling different types of fancy jewellery items. You will see really cool “churis” or bangles and some beautiful neckpieces, bracelets, maang tikaas, anklets and the most exotic Pom Pom Earrings too at very affordable prices. From glass to silver oxidized jewellery, you will get everything in jewellery sections. The colourful junk jewellery pieces are attractive, stylish and unique. But they are a little expensive compared to other markets. You will get collections that are available in a wide range.
Moreover this, Juttis are trending. The footwear commonly finds at Dilli Haat are Kolhapuris in leather. They can be plain or embellished with embroidery in leather itself. This is available for both men and women. In keeping with the latest trends. However, many traders have also begun selling Kolhapurs and Mojarras with thread-work and mirror-work on them. There are flat soled closed footwear with pointed toe. They have long moved on from being a villager’s common place footwear. The intricate designs of juttis make them a favourite choice among the buyers. You may spend up to Rs. 400 rupees for one pair. They are really good and goes well with Indian and western look. If you are bored of wearing simple sandals, then you must try the beautiful juttis for something new change. They are very ethnic, colourful and comfortable. They are colourful distinct & varied. Indigo fabrics are used to create indigo blue juttis are made to be paired with jeans.
Remember Bargaining is the Key, Make sure you cut the price by 50% and start bargaining.
Hey Guys, Are you from Delhi? If yes, then you must have heard about Dilli Haat. Dilli Haat is a nice place to hang out in Delhi. It’s a place having various options of food, crafts, jewellery items. It is near to the All India Institute of Medical sciences on Sri Aurobindo Marg, just opposite to the INA market. You get anything and everything in this market from jewellery to clothes to home decorative items. And this is my 1st time at this market. Dilli Haat has stalls representing each state of India which gives a complete variety of tastes available all over India. And Of course, this place is very popular among girls as there are lot of options for shopping. Dilli Haat is much more than just a place where you go to buy traditional stuffs. Some of the things that you can pick up from Dilli Haat are hand painted paper products like bangles, jewellery boxes and trays which certainly makes for great buys. Even Shawls, stoles and scarves in silk and cotton are popular items too.
Dilli haat has everything a girl needs. From jhumkis to anklets to neck pieces, and bangles they have. You may Bargain a lot with the jewellery stalls and they have different variety at each stall. This is the best place for junk jewellery. And you may feel they are little expensive. These are often embedded in precious metals like gold, white gold and silver. Besides this, there is an abundance of oxidized silver accessories like earrings, bangles, hair pins and necklaces. Other than this, there are other regional specialties such as Laac earrings and bangles, bead-work earrings and necklaces, semi-precious stone earrings, nose pins and finger rings and many other items.
Right at the entrance, you would see some huge portraits of Hindu God that looks so royal. When you come across many small and big stalls selling different types of fancy jewellery items. You will see really cool “churis” or bangles and some beautiful neckpieces, bracelets, maang tikaas, anklets and the most exotic Pom Pom Earrings too at very affordable prices. From glass to silver oxidized jewellery, you will get everything in jewellery sections. The colourful junk jewellery pieces are attractive, stylish and unique. But they are a little expensive compared to other markets. You will get collections that are available in a wide range.
Moreover this, Juttis are trending. The footwear commonly finds at Dilli Haat are Kolhapuris in leather. They can be plain or embellished with embroidery in leather itself. This is available for both men and women. In keeping with the latest trends. However, many traders have also begun selling Kolhapurs and Mojarras with thread-work and mirror-work on them. There are flat soled closed footwear with pointed toe. They have long moved on from being a villager’s common place footwear. The intricate designs of juttis make them a favourite choice among the buyers. You may spend up to Rs. 400 rupees for one pair. They are really good and goes well with Indian and western look. If you are bored of wearing simple sandals, then you must try the beautiful juttis for something new change. They are very ethnic, colourful and comfortable. They are colourful distinct & varied. Indigo fabrics are used to create indigo blue juttis are made to be paired with jeans.
Remember Bargaining is the Key, Make sure you cut the price by 50% and start bargaining.
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