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A Celebration of Heritage Crafts, Sustainable Living & Wearable Art in Coimbatore

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DATES: OCTOBER 23 & 24, 2026 (FRI & SAT)
TIMINGS: 11 AM to 8 PM
LOCATION: Cafe All Rise, A Unit of Cafe Totaram24, Sundaresan iyer layout, Trichy Rd, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu 641018Google map location: https://share.google/wpDPkxAof2Mlcf2C1

Description:

Srila Chatterjee is bringing her pop up to Coimbatore. The pop-up comprises a beautiful showcase of heritage techniques, the cultural richness of Bengal, wearable art, sustainable handcrafted lifestyle, travel-inspired artisanal accessories, natural farm-direct produce, organized wellness, and more.

S24 Parganas: Drawing inspiration from the cultural richness of Bengal, celebrating indigenous textiles through modern, wearable designs.

Bhaaav: Founded by sisters Vibha Sahni and Abha Khanna, creating wearable art that emphasizes emotional connection, collaboration, and expressive style.

Bhomra: Transforming classic Bangla taant and traditional Bengal weaves into comfortable, modern everyday apparel.

Island of Loom

Astitva: Empowering local craft communities through sustainable handcrafted lifestyle products and eco-conscious apparel.

Safar Ki Dukan: Crafting travel-inspired, artisanal accessories and lifestyle goods made for the conscious explorer.

Islands of Loom: Creating slow-crafted textiles and handwoven garments that honor traditional weaving heritage.

Tupa: Minimalist, artisanal design studio specializing in hand-crafted lifestyle accents and sustainable goods.

Rumri: Designing whimsical, handcrafted statement jewelry and wearable accessories infused with vibrant storytelling.

Gemini: Merging clean, modern aesthetics with artisanal techniques to produce versatile everyday fashion and accessories.

Shivaani Vaishnavi: Blending traditional Indian embroidery techniques with modern silhouettes for elegant, handcrafted occasion wear.

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