Prayagraj: Diwali, buyers choose for original products and unique handicrafts for home decor and their shop.
From traditional Diyas Terracotta designers, jhumars, wall lights to jhalals, the arch of the southern country entrance to rajasthani fabric lights, desi decorating items, the product shows off their antique appeal, attracts a large number of customers.
Decorations – Rangolis, Chandeliers, Entrance Arches, Bamboo Flower Pots, and Colorful Fairy Lights – from countries such as Delhi, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu attract buyers in Chowk, Civil Lines, Sulssarai, Rajapur and Katra.
Traders who sell decorations claim that various varieties of products made in India are in demand and traditional decorations sold like hot cakes.
They also said that there had been a big demand for custom products, especially decorative items from the southern state.
Regardless of high costs, handicraft decorations are sold in large quantities.
Traders have actually kept customary decorative articles from various countries a month before Diwali, and these items are now available on the market and also a weld craft.
This year, the sale of decorative fairy lights and jhumars from Ghaziabad increased various in the famous Shahganj electronic market.
Sunil DuBey, a trader, said, “The sale of custom decorative products witnessed an increasing trend over the past two years.
Crafted items and sugar cane products are more on request this year.” Other traders are now in Rajapur, “the majority of urban and rural-based traders have saved Traditional goods.
The sale of traditional designers is likely to witness a leap of 30-40 percent from last year.
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