Indian Bazaars

There are times when you have thoughts that run through your mind one after another from a different place and a different time – thoughts ...

The ‘Stolen Coffee room’ is a coffee shop which has most of its furniture and the art that fills its walls from Chor Bazaar. Now, that is s...

GUEST POST by Laura Mannering. I love the colour and organised chaos of Indian markets. From the myriad blooms of Mumbai’s Dadar flower baz...

I have been thinking for some time to put up a post that includes links to blogposts on Bazaars from other blogs. As I sat down to look for ...

If you enjoy exploring the Bazaars in India, there is an antique market in Bombay with shops that sell posters from Bollywood movies. This ...

The corner junction where Shaikh Memon street meets the Lohar Chawl lane in Mumbai is a stage setting for a play that happens here every ...

“Go to Sassoon Dock at break of day, and there before you are the two unchanging forces of Bombay – commerce and the sea – in jostling, cla...

The Mulji Jetha market in Mumbai is the largest textile market in Asia. It is a hundred and thirty-six year old market and located near the...

In India, when you travel to small towns, many traditional houses have antique furniture, brass items, paintings and artefacts that would fe...