Local Handicrafts
Discover the timeless artistry of Bundelkhandi craftsmen, where tradition meets creativity in every handmade piece
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Experience India's finest artisanal heritage! From Khajuraho's local crafts to masterpieces from Kashmir, Rajasthan, Karnataka & beyond — artisans from across the nation gather here for the festival.
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Hand-Carved Stone Sculptures
Sandstone & marble idols, intricate temple architecture replicas. Highly valued for detailed craftsmanship and historical connections to the Chandela era.
Crafted by: Local Artisans
Metalwork & Tribal Jewelry
Heavy metal necklaces, simple anklets, and unique brass earrings. Known for their bold aesthetic and deep cultural significance in Bundelkhand's rural heritage.
Crafted by: Rajnagar Craftsmen
Traditional Gond Paintings
Traditional tribal paintings featuring nature, mythology, and village life. Each piece tells a unique story of tribal folklore through vibrant dots and lines.
Crafted by: Gond Artists
Terracotta & Pottery
Earthenware and functional pottery, from decorative items to traditional utensils, crafted using age-old techniques that blend earthy textures with traditional designs.
Crafted by: Kumhar Community
Chanderi & Maheshwari Silk
Exquisite handwoven silk sarees and fabrics from nearby Chanderi & Maheshwari, known for their lightweight texture, glossy transparency, and intricate zari borders.
Crafted by: Chanderi Weavers
Brass & Bronze Artifacts
Temple bells, deity statues, and decorative items crafted using traditional lost-wax casting techniques that ensure every single piece is a unique masterpiece.
Crafted by: Metal Artisans
Madhubani Paintings
Colorful intricate art from Bihar made with natural dyes, powder of rice, and pigments, characterized by bold geometrical patterns and mythological storytelling.
Crafted by: Bihar Artisans
Pashmina Shawls
Ultra-soft handwoven shawls from Kashmir made from fine pashmina wool, globally famous for luxurious warmth, delicate embroidery, and timeless elegance.
Crafted by: Kashmir Weavers
Blue Pottery
Eye-catching glazed pottery from Jaipur, made with quartz and turquoise dyes, known for its vibrant blue floral motifs and glass-like finish that never fades.
Crafted by: Jaipur Craftsmen
Kathakali Masks
Colorful, hand-painted masks from Kerala inspired by classical Kathakali dance, popular as decorative wall hangings that bring the dramatic spirit of the South into your home.
Crafted by: Kerala Artisans
Sandalwood Carvings
Fine carvings in pure sandalwood from Karnataka, including deity idols, decorative boxes, and ornate fans renowned for their intricate details and natural fragrance.
Crafted by: Karnataka Craftsmen
Channapatna Toys
Eco-friendly wooden toys from Karnataka, lacquered with natural dyes—a UNESCO-recognized craft that uses ivory wood to create safe and colorful playthings.
Crafted by: Channapatna Artisans
Bidriware
Unique black metal alloy craft from Bidar, featuring intricate silver inlay work. Highly collectible items ranging from vases to bowls with a striking artistic contrast.
Crafted by: Bidar Craftsmen
Warli Paintings
Minimalistic tribal art from Maharashtra using white pigments on mud backgrounds, representing the harmonious relationship between community and nature.
Crafted by: Maharashtra Tribes
Dokra Art
Ancient lost-wax metal casting technique from Eastern India used to create stunning primitive figures of horses, elephants, and deities with distinct tribal charm.
Crafted by: Eastern India Tribes
Marble Handicrafts
Exquisite marble work from Agra featuring Taj Mahal–style Pietra Dura inlay work, visible in lamp bases, decorative plates, and coasters of exceptional quality.
Crafted by: Agra Craftsmen
Meenakari Jewelry
Beautiful enamel-coated jewelry and decor from Rajasthan, known for colorful detailing and intricate patterns that reflect centuries of royal heritage.
Crafted by: Rajasthan Artisans
Bamboo & Cane Crafts
Eco-friendly handicrafted items from Northeast India including baskets, furniture, and decorative lamps that showcase sustainable artisan spirit.
Crafted by: Northeast India
Where to Shop
Discover the best spots to find authentic Khajuraho souvenirs and Madhya Pradesh's rich artisan heritage.
Gole Market
"Biggest trade center with silver jewelry, textiles & temple replicas."
Rajnagar Area
"Famous for authentic brass artifacts and traditional silver crafts."
Mrignayani Emporium
"Government store ensuring authentic MP handicrafts and handlooms."
Shopping Tips
Bargain respectfully in local markets, carry cash for smaller shops, and always ask for authenticity certificates at emporiums.