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bjm Nov 29th, 2004 04:16 AM

Shopping for duputtas
 
I will be in India in December. It comes at a convenient time because there are several Indian weddings sheduled here in the US that I will be attending. Can those of you who know the shops in New Delhi recommend places that will have duputtas that are heavily embroidered or high quality to complement silk salwar chameezes that will have minimal embroidery? Thanks.


mysterindia Nov 29th, 2004 07:12 AM

try the South Extension market in south delhi. also, you should be able to get some good one's at Ansal Plaza - a mall in south delhi.

hobbes Dec 4th, 2004 02:44 AM

Try a boutique called Tulsi - specifically the one in Santushti or in Haus Khaz Village. Great antique heavy dupattas. Go to 1, MG Road the mall - loads of designer boutiques there, sure you will find something - they ahve a Tulsi too but I prefer the stock at the other 2. Santushti also take a wander - loads of boutiques.

bjm Dec 4th, 2004 08:38 AM

Thanks for the info. Can you give me an idea of what you'd expect to pay at Tulsi or Shantushti and are these fixed price shops? Sometimes shops have signs saying fixed price and then they bargain when you start to leave. Thanks again.

hobbes Dec 6th, 2004 02:02 AM

Tulsi is a shop inside a shopping area called Santushti. Both this and the shops inside the 1, MG Road mall are fixed price. At Tulsi a dupatta could start at us$10 and go up to US$150.


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