Festival shopping extravaganza at Himachal Bhawan offers authentic Indian weaves and up to 50% discount till 29th September.
Chandigarh, September 24: Tricity residents are in for a festive treat as the much-awaited National Silk Expo has opened at Himachal Bhawan, Sector-28B, Chandigarh, offering a grand celebration of India’s weaving traditions. The six-day exhibition, running from 24th to 29th September, is perfectly timed for the upcoming Karwa Chauth and Navratri festivities.
The National Silk Expo brings together more than 250 master weavers and designers from across the country, showcasing authentic Indian handloom and traditional artistry. Visitors can explore a wide range of Bandhej from Rajasthan, Tant from Kolkata, Banarasi Silk, Kanjivaram Sarees, and other timeless weaves, along with designer dresses, kurtis, festive jewelry, home linen, and ethnic wear.
Women looking for Karwa Chauth sarees or Navratri garba dresses will find endless options under one roof. The expo is also offering special festive discounts of up to 50%, making authentic weaves and designs more affordable than ever.
Speaking about the event, Jayesh Kumar, organizer of the Gramin Hastkala Vikas Samiti, said:
“Most weavers are struggling due to middlemen and unequal market conditions. The National Silk Expo provides a platform where artisans can directly connect with customers and receive fair value for their work. Every purchase supports the livelihood of a weaver’s family.”
For shoppers, this means original, high-quality, and authentic handloom products at reasonable prices. From Banarasi silks to Kanjivaram sarees and Bengali Tant, the expo offers festival wear that blends tradition with elegance.
More than a shopping event, the National Silk Expo is a celebration of India’s cultural heritage and craftsmanship. It’s an opportunity to support weavers, embrace authentic artistry, and add festive sparkle to wardrobes.
The exhibition is open daily from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm with free entry. Don’t miss the chance to experience vibrant festive shopping at the National Silk Expo in Chandigarh.
