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Carved wooden frames, kitchenware and ceramic pots with intricate artwork are also offered along with engraved boxes, counter tables, bookshelves, vases, spoons, mugs, bowls and planters.
Closed On: Open All days. One of the oldest settlements in Connaught Place region, the Shankar Market is filled with lines of textile and fabric manufacturers, vendors, retailers and wholesalers selling locally made clothes. Here you can get a designer saree, salwar suit, dupatta, lehenga or a stylish suit that is tailor-made and customized. Besides that, footwear, buttons, laces and crafted borders are also sold.
You must check out the sweetmeat shops for the delectable jalebis. Narrow lanes with stores selling decorative laces, borders, latkans, items with stonework, threadwork, embellished fabric, artificial garlands, sequin work, silver and gold work make the Kinari Bazaar famous among craft-enthusiasts and wedding planners. Some unique items are fancy varmalas, jewelry box, buttons, horn, vibrant birdcages, lights, mini Ferris Wheels and dry fruit assortments.
Visit from 12 noon till 4 PM from Monday through Saturday. Look out for vintage items like analogue cameras, vintage clocks and other household accessories. Open from Monday till Saturday, the quaint Sundar Nagar market in the sophisticated neighborhood is famous among socialites for its antique shops and art houses. The silver jewelry, carpets, textiles, art pieces and antique pieces are noteworthy. September through February and as early in the morning as possible to get the freshest flowers.
The most famous flower market in Delhi, it offers all types of flowers to not only local vendors, event planners, designer florists and individuals for functions, but also exports abroad.
Meena Bazaar is the historic and one of the oldest markets in Delhi, located inside the Lahore Gate entrance of the Red Fort. It is open throughout the week except for Monday and is known for exquisite handicrafts and jewellery pieces featuring the meenakari work.
Mughal art is depicted through the exposed and restored artwork on shopfronts and the ceiling. At an affordable cost, you will get jute swings, rocking chairs, carved garden table set, lamps, vibrant side tables and vintage dividers. Located in western Delhi, this labyrinthine market opens at 10 in the morning and closes at in the evening. The shops are set up in an unplanned laid-back manner and speak on behalf of the Delhite culture through the food stalls and stores selling lifestyle goods.
The market is closed on Wednesdays. Make sure to explore all the lanes to find daily-use homeware, utensils, jewelry, fabrics, decorative borders, dupattas and more. Closed on: Wednesday. Gaffar Market in Karol Bagh is known for cheap and second-hand mobile phones, computers, laptops, tablets, televisions, fridge, air conditioners, cameras, speakers, pen drives and accessories like headset, phone cover etc.
Also enjoy kulfi, papdi chaat, aloo chaat and golgappa from the street vendors. During Diwali, you will find it bustling till 3 in the morning. The potters live on the market street, work on the spot and even customize the designs according to your request. The essence of pottery from Bankura, Manipur, Lucknow, Jaipur reflects from the terracotta horses, lanterns, vases, diyas, wind-chimes, planters, idols, black Manipuri matkas, blue Jaipuri pots and Kagzi.
Being the largest spice market in all Asia, Khari Baoli market road specializes in eye-watering chilli, cloves, cardamoms, cinnamon and many other spices along with herbs, nuts and wholesale grocery items like rice and tea. Running since the 17th century, this traditional market is full of colours, smells and tastes. Closed On: Sunday. You will get jewelry, apparel, handicrafts, electronics, perfume, posters, phone covers and many more.
The Nehru Place is the biggest electronic market in Delhi and is popular among IT specialists and tech-savvy people. Here you can have all your printing needs covered and get computer parts at great discount. This Tibetan market is also well-stocked up with summer tanks, formal and casual t-shirts and shirts, jeans, leather jackets and woolen clothes along with Tibetan paintings and artifacts.
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