So, we did make it to the Dastkar Nature Bazar last weekend. We had a great time. ๐
The exhibition was lovely, though it could have been a bit better managed, in terms of waterproof tents (considering that it rains almost every day in Bangalore now). Some of the stuff was quite reasonably priced, while the prices of some other goodies were sky-high. The food court was extremely blah! too.
And now, here’s what we brought home from the fair.
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oh the pot is so pretty, I love it โค
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@Dreamzandclouds
Thanks! ๐
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My oh my! Those toys! I want to go to Chennapatna to buy wooden toys. They are beautiful! So so beautiful!
I love the tea pot too, especially the ideas that come with it ๐
I miss all these goodies here ๐ฆ Ah well, one can’t have it all!
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@Kismitoffeebar
I didn’t have any ideas when I picked up the teapot, actually. I just bought it because I have always lusted for one, and this one seemed too cute to pass away. Now, though, you guys are giving me ideas. ๐
Thanks, Kismi. ๐
I love wooden toys, too. I would buy them any day over plastic ones.
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The colours are so vibrant they probably light up the room! Beautiful, all of them. ๐
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@Deboshree
Thank you, Deboshree! ๐
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Thst rattle is super cute! I love wooden toys!
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@Deeps
I love wooden toys, too! ๐
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The teapot is cute!! ๐
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@Arch
Thanks! ๐
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Love the teapot! Its so cute ๐
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@Greenboochi
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The tea pot is indeed a blue beauty!
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@Aarthy
True. ๐
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The tea pot is Adorable ๐ there’s a similar exhibition run by kalakshetra in chennai. It’s called dastkari haat. I’ve picked up some lovely stuff there. The venue is amazing. It’s interesting to just roam around. You should check it out! It’s just after navrathri I think!
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@Perspectivesandprejudices
Oh, sounds interesting. ๐ Will surely check it out whenever we are in Chennai during Navratri. Thanks for the suggestion!
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My kids – okay I – love those wooden toys. I am a teapot collector too.
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@The Bride
Same here. I love teapots and wooden toys. ๐
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Oh wow..I love the teapot! You can host fancy tea parties now!!
Ohh the rattle took me back 19 years when we lived in Bangalore and my baby sister had one of these:)
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@Popgoesthebiscuit
Tea parties – that’s the idea. With the OH. ๐
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So lovely! I am “a sucker” for bright colors! ๐
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@Suko
Me too! ๐
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Aah…. The colours are so vibrant ๐
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@Freakyveggie
Yes! ๐
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Oh, such nice stuff. Sounds like it was a really nice experience. I”ll try to go next time it happens
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@Nish
Well, you can still go. It is on till the coming weekend, I believe.
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Love the porcelain stuffs and the train:)
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@Vishalbheeroo
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I’ve been wanting a tea pot for so long and that blue one is sooo adorable!
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@Zarine Mohideen
Thank you! ๐
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Sounds nice! Wanted to go but too far and was too lazy to spend an entire weekend on it! ๐
You must visit Shilparamam when you visit Hyderabad. It is an year-round Dastkar exhibition types place. You’ll love it, methinks.
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@Dreamer
It is a lovely exhibition. Do try to go – it is on next weekend, too. ๐
I have heard a lot about Shilparamam. I have a feeling I will love that, too. Will definitely visit whenever I am in Hyderabad next.
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I loved the rattle maker.. brings the child out
and the kooo chuk chuk chuk train .. awesome ๐
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@Bikramjit
Thanks, Bikram! ๐
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