Bengal Bazar, a curated pop-up celebrating Indian textiles, artisanal products and Bengali culinary heritage, will take place from October 30 to November 1, 2026, at The Vintage Garden, Patkar Bungalow, Bandra, Mumbai. Curated by Srila Chatterjee, the three-day event will bring together homegrown brands working across handloom, vintage textiles, jewellery, ceramics and food.
The showcase will be open from 11 am to 8 pm and will feature products that draw on traditional Indian craftsmanship alongside contemporary design practices.
What to Expect at Bengal Bazar
Bengal Bazar will bring together collections spanning handwoven Jamdani, vintage sarees, handcrafted jewellery, studio pottery and Bengali food. The selection is intended for visitors interested in festive clothing, home accessories, handmade objects and locally produced goods ahead of Diwali.
Participating brands will present different approaches to working with traditional materials, textile reuse, contemporary adornment and craft-based production.
Featured Brands and Artisans
The participating labels and makers include:
- Paromita Banerjee: The designer works with structured silhouettes and traditional textile practices, including Jamdani weaving, Kantha embroidery and Mulberry silks. Her collections bring these textile traditions into contemporary clothing.
- LataSita: The Kolkata studio transforms vintage sarees and discarded textiles into couture, using textile reuse and circular design as central elements of its practice.
- Earthaments: Founded by Kolkata-based designer Monalisha Manna, the label creates sculptural jewellery using solid silver, brass and copper. Its designs draw inspiration from nature, organic forms and cultural art.
- Bakeclay: Founded by ceramic artist Srijoni Roy, Bakeclay produces handcrafted earthenware, functional tableware and clay accents characterised by raw, organic textures.
- Amar Khamar: The food initiative will present dishes prepared with native, unrefined Bengali ingredients and heritage grains, connecting the event with regional culinary traditions.
About the Organiser: Baro Market
Bengal Bazar is curated by Srila Chatterjee, founder of Baro Market, a platform established in May 2019 to support Indian art, design, craft and conscious living.
Baro Market showcases work by designers, artists and craftspeople from across India. Its collections span apparel, art, home décor, stationery, toys, beauty, wellness and food, with an emphasis on homegrown brands and grassroots makers.
Through its retail platform and curated selections, Baro Market connects contemporary audiences with Indian craftsmanship and locally produced goods.
Event Details and Registration
| Event | Details |
| Name | Bengal Bazar 2026 in Mumbai |
| Venue | The Vintage Garden, Patkar Bungalow, 34/D Turner Road, Bandra |
| City | Mumbai, Maharashtra |
| Date | October 30 – November 1, 2026 (Friday to Sunday) |
| Time | 11 am to 8 pm |
| Organiser / Curator | Srila Chatterjee / Baro Market |
| Entry / Registration | Not specified in the supplied announcement |
| Website | https://baromarket.in/ |
Bengal Bazar will take place over three days at The Vintage Garden, Patkar Bungalow, on Turner Road in Bandra, Mumbai. Visitors can explore the participating brands between 11 am and 8 pm each day.
The supplied announcement does not specify entry fees or registration requirements. Visitors can refer to Baro Market’s website for further information.
Takeaway
Bengal Bazar brings together Indian textile traditions, contemporary design, handmade objects and regional food in a curated retail setting. The event offers visitors an opportunity to explore work by homegrown brands in the run-up to Diwali.
The pop-up will run from October 30 to November 1, 2026, at The Vintage Garden in Bandra, Mumbai.
Visitors can check Baro Market for additional event information.
