Warli paintings: Akola, Maharashtra 
This is an adoption and application of Warli and Madhubani paintings created by Pooja Vaidya, Self Help Group (SHG) member from Patkhed in Barshitakli tehsil located in the Akola district.

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Hand-painted artefacts: Puri, Odisha
This stall has on display beautifully painted, vibrant coloured teapots, tussar and tribal paintings. Also, on display are pattachitra paintings on palm leaf and palm leaf lamp sets.

Silver filigree: Cuttack, Odisha
The delicate silver (92.5 per cent pure) neckpieces at this stall are handcrafted using safety pins by artisans from Cuttack, Odisha. Don’t miss the silver filigree jewellery priced upwards of Rs 500. The ancient filigree popularly known as Tarakasi hails from Cuttack. Thousands of women artisans have garnered expertise in crafting this uniquely intricate jewellery.

Carpets: Mirzapur, Uttar Pradesh
These attractive runners, carpets and rugs are hand crafted by a local youth group from Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh. Opt from a wide range of woollen, silk and cotton fabrics. Prices range from Rs 300 to Rs 25,000.

Dharwad sarees: Karnataka
These pure handloom cotton sarees with traditional thread and zari woven border are only manufactured in this region of northern Karnataka. This cotton saree is known for its attractive border and appealing floral prints. Starting from R2,400, choose from a variety of colours and prints; also check out the Ilkal variety of sarees that are a mix of cotton and silk.

Juttis: Rajasthan
These vibrant leather Rajasthani juttis are perfect for those who wish to add some colour to their wardrobe. Priced at R400 the handcrafted shoes are a steal.  

Bamboo artefacts: Assam 
One of our favourites, these beautifully handcrafted bamboo artefacts originate from the Raipur village in Assam. Bamboos are carefully cleaned and painstakingly cut to craft little masterpieces of trays (R150), cups (R100), wooden planters (R300) and more by a team of 15 village girls.

Till January 7; 10 am to 10 pm (daily)
At MMRDA Grounds, opposite Tata Power, Bandra Kurla Complex.
Free

Also check out

. Blue rice from Ahmednagar and Akola; it is beneficial for diabetics
. Live Warli painting on T-shirts 
. Bamboo art by Adivasi women from Nanded
. At the food court, try the Saoji (chicken, mutton) from Nagpur; tambda and pandhra rassa from Kolhapur, and the khapravarche hande and chicken from Yavatmal