SCWEC Market Place Exhibition, 2015 at FICCI, Federation House, 1, Tansen Marg > 11am-7pm on 18th & 19th September 2015
Time : 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
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SCWEC Market Place Exhibition, 2015
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Lawns, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), Federation House, 1, Tansen Marg, New Delhi - 110001
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Entry : Free
Venue : Lawns, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), Federation House, 1, Tansen Marg, New Delhi - 110001
Event Description : SCWEC Market Place Exhibition, 2015
Participating Countries : Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan and Afghanistan.
Craftspeople and crafts organizations from Pakistan, Nepal, and Afghanistan come together with their Indian counterparts to share and showcase talents, techniques and products. The common strands of centuries-old cultural and craft heritage come together at the in a meeting and celebration of skill sets, traditions and people.
A common cultural heritage unites the countries of the South Asian region. In 2013, decided to bring together the crafts and craftspeople of India with their counterparts from 5 neighboring SAARC Nations: Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan and Afghanistan. The event was not only a success for the participants, but also great opportunity for visiting delegates, customers & participants from across the borders, to learn about each others’ cultures & traditions.
The bazaar acts as a thread of communication between craftspeople, states, countries, traditions, skills,and cultures. It becomes a platform where artisans can learn and understand the variations of their skills being practiced in other countries- like Phulkari of Punjab and Pakistan, Beadwork of Gujarat, Afghanistan. It also gives artisans an avenue to study fashion trends from across borders and what they need to keep in mind while trading their products with other countries. At the same time, the Bazaar also creates a bridge where they can interact and expand their ties with neighboring countries beyond business.
Besides creating trading ties, the SCWEC exhibition gives an opportunity to many small-town artisans to present their skills which are at present languishing due to non availability of market or mis-match with the demands of the contemporary, urban market. Such bazaars / exhibitions give them a chance to interact directly with urban customers and gauge market feedback about their products and see the relevance of their craftsmanship in the urban market. The Bazaar is also a window to traditional crafts & indigenous cultures from different countries for customers. It is this awareness and understanding that gives support to small producers & artisans and encourages them to expand their business & disseminate their skills to the next generations.
Some of the artisans who would be displaying their work expertise at SCWEC exhibition are:
(a)CPINK by Alakananda Das Urvi Chauhan
(b)Heena Divine House of Marigold
(c)Yashmin Zaman Mana’s Collections : Mana's Collection by Shabana Asif Specialized in Bridal,Casual,Wedding and Formal with all kinds of jewellery.wedding planners also available & also handmade gift items that you can gift to yours loved ones !
(d)LE Sac Shoe s Raghushree Poddar Kamla Poddar Group:: Le Sac Shoe is Pakistan's leading Shoe Company with roots tracing back to 1985. Le Sac manufactures high quality ladies shoes and handbags made of genuine leather. Le Sac shoes by Huma Naveed.
(e)Yarn Glory by Anannya Sharma
"Anannya Sharma, a textile designer from the lush plains and blue hills of Assam presents her new collection of hand-woven and vegetable dyed pieces for the brand Yarn Glory. This autumn array includes 'Eri' stoles made with 'Ahimsa' silk (non-injurious to the silkworm), durries and furnishings which will delight the eco-friendly spirit within you."
(f)High-end Luxury Pret line based out of Kolkata::meRaghushree Poddar presents clothing and home furnishings.
(g) Monika Chaudhary:
Currently based out of Ludhiana Monika Kapoor Chaudhary originally hails from Chandigarh
A post Graduate in Sociology and after her subsequent design education from NIFT Delhi and at ' Ecole de la chambre sydicale de la couture ' PARIS she has been working in fashion and interior industry for the last 20 years.
Monika over the years has created her unique signature style that subtly draws from her Indian roots to craft artisanal garments that stand apart due to their faultlessly clean lines, careful detailing and international silhouettes ...
Related Links : Shop | Women
Entry : Free
Venue : Lawns, Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI), Federation House, 1, Tansen Marg, New Delhi - 110001
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Event Description : SCWEC Market Place Exhibition, 2015
Participating Countries : Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan and Afghanistan.
Craftspeople and crafts organizations from Pakistan, Nepal, and Afghanistan come together with their Indian counterparts to share and showcase talents, techniques and products. The common strands of centuries-old cultural and craft heritage come together at the in a meeting and celebration of skill sets, traditions and people.
A common cultural heritage unites the countries of the South Asian region. In 2013, decided to bring together the crafts and craftspeople of India with their counterparts from 5 neighboring SAARC Nations: Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Bhutan and Afghanistan. The event was not only a success for the participants, but also great opportunity for visiting delegates, customers & participants from across the borders, to learn about each others’ cultures & traditions.
The bazaar acts as a thread of communication between craftspeople, states, countries, traditions, skills,and cultures. It becomes a platform where artisans can learn and understand the variations of their skills being practiced in other countries- like Phulkari of Punjab and Pakistan, Beadwork of Gujarat, Afghanistan. It also gives artisans an avenue to study fashion trends from across borders and what they need to keep in mind while trading their products with other countries. At the same time, the Bazaar also creates a bridge where they can interact and expand their ties with neighboring countries beyond business.
Besides creating trading ties, the SCWEC exhibition gives an opportunity to many small-town artisans to present their skills which are at present languishing due to non availability of market or mis-match with the demands of the contemporary, urban market. Such bazaars / exhibitions give them a chance to interact directly with urban customers and gauge market feedback about their products and see the relevance of their craftsmanship in the urban market. The Bazaar is also a window to traditional crafts & indigenous cultures from different countries for customers. It is this awareness and understanding that gives support to small producers & artisans and encourages them to expand their business & disseminate their skills to the next generations.
Some of the artisans who would be displaying their work expertise at SCWEC exhibition are:
(a)CPINK by Alakananda Das Urvi Chauhan
(b)Heena Divine House of Marigold
(c)Yashmin Zaman Mana’s Collections : Mana's Collection by Shabana Asif Specialized in Bridal,Casual,Wedding and Formal with all kinds of jewellery.wedding planners also available & also handmade gift items that you can gift to yours loved ones !
(d)LE Sac Shoe s Raghushree Poddar Kamla Poddar Group:: Le Sac Shoe is Pakistan's leading Shoe Company with roots tracing back to 1985. Le Sac manufactures high quality ladies shoes and handbags made of genuine leather. Le Sac shoes by Huma Naveed.
(e)Yarn Glory by Anannya Sharma
"Anannya Sharma, a textile designer from the lush plains and blue hills of Assam presents her new collection of hand-woven and vegetable dyed pieces for the brand Yarn Glory. This autumn array includes 'Eri' stoles made with 'Ahimsa' silk (non-injurious to the silkworm), durries and furnishings which will delight the eco-friendly spirit within you."
(f)High-end Luxury Pret line based out of Kolkata::meRaghushree Poddar presents clothing and home furnishings.
(g) Monika Chaudhary:
Currently based out of Ludhiana Monika Kapoor Chaudhary originally hails from Chandigarh
A post Graduate in Sociology and after her subsequent design education from NIFT Delhi and at ' Ecole de la chambre sydicale de la couture ' PARIS she has been working in fashion and interior industry for the last 20 years.
Monika over the years has created her unique signature style that subtly draws from her Indian roots to craft artisanal garments that stand apart due to their faultlessly clean lines, careful detailing and international silhouettes ...
Related Links : Shop | Women
SCWEC Market Place Exhibition, 2015 at FICCI, Federation House, 1, Tansen Marg > 11am-7pm on 18th & 19th September 2015
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