This festive season, give your Diwali shopping a refreshing twist at Diwali Haat, hosted by Monalisa Kalagram in Koregaon Park, Pune. From 9th to 13th October, the charming art and culture space transforms into a vibrant marketplace celebrating craftsmanship, culture, and creativity.
More than 40 artisans and artisanal brands from across India are coming together to showcase their finest handmade creations. From textiles and jewellery to ceramics and décor, the Diwali Haat promises a hatke shopping experience filled with stories, artistry, and warmth.
Each stall here represents a legacy of craft. Meet Pabiben from Kutch, whose bold, colorful embroidered bags and accessories have earned global recognition. Sawenchi, the designer handwoven saree brand owned by actress Priya Bapat, brings elegant drapes straight from Maheshwar’s looms. Pune’s very own House of Aadyaa, by Sayalee Marathe, offers striking silver jewellery that beautifully balances tradition and modern design.
Jewellery lovers will also find exquisite tribal silver pieces at Aruna Tribal Jewellery, each handcrafted to perfection. Textile enthusiasts can explore Binita Sen Weaves, a collective working with over 200 weavers from Assam, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu. Their collection includes silks, linens, cottons, khadi sarees, dupattas, and even neckties and pocket squares.
For home décor, head to Atah Lifestyle for minimal ceramic homeware, or admire Abdulsatar Sumar’s copper handicrafts, Dhaagaweaves’ handwoven rugs, and Shiffan Pottery’s ceramic creations. From leather puppets and lamps from Andhra Pradesh to bamboo lights and Jamdani textiles from West Bengal, the exhibition offers a rich mix of traditional and contemporary design.
Fashion enthusiasts can browse Kamlesh Zala’s embroidered sarees from Gujarat, Knot & Sole’s stylish juttis from Jharkhand, Navabi Rang’s tie-dye apparel, and Neel’s hand block-printed clothing from Kutch. Sumaiyya Textiles from Benaras brings elegant silk sarees and dupattas, while Aligarh artisans present Phool Patti embroidered dress materials and sarees.
Beauty and lifestyle seekers will enjoy exploring Pure Elements, a natural cosmetics brand from Mahabaleshwar, and Scentilo’s aromatic candles that make for perfect festive gifts.
And when you need a break from shopping, head to the live food stall by Gatti Chutney for authentic Bangalore-style dosas — a delicious way to recharge before your next discovery!
Open from 10 am to 8 pm daily, the Diwali Haat is the perfect destination to shop local, support artisans, and celebrate Indian craftsmanship. Whether you’re searching for a statement saree, a unique home accent, or thoughtful festive gifts, this exhibition has something truly special for everyone.
So mark your calendars for 9th to 13th October and head to Monalisa Kalagram, End of South Main Road, Koregaon Park, Pune. This Diwali, shop handmade and spread the light of Indian artistry!
