Himalayan
Bazaar
A living marketplace of craft, story, and community. 50+ artisans from across the Himalayan region, gathered at Travancore Palace.
Devi Lal & Family
Five generations of hand-woven shawls using traditional Kullu patterns. Each piece takes 3–5 days to complete on a wooden loom.
Tenzin Norbu
Sacred Buddhist scroll paintings created with natural mineral pigments and gold leaf. Each thangka is a meditation in itself.
Khriehu Collective
Functional and ceremonial bamboo objects from the Naga tradition — baskets, headgear, and architectural elements.
Lepcha Potters Guild
Ancient black clay pottery of the Lepcha community, shaped without a wheel and fired in open kilns.
Avantika Haflongbar
The Mising community's distinctive weaving tradition, with geometric patterns that map the Brahmaputra's tributaries.
Ram Lal Negi
Intricate wood carving traditions of Kinnaur — doors, panels, and decorative objects with Buddhist and Hindu motifs.