Kochi: Art and handicraft enthusiasts in Kochi have an opportunity to explore the rich diversity of India's traditional craftsmanship as ‘The Indian Artisans Haat’ is currently being held at the Jawaharlal Nehru International Stadium, Kaloor. The exhibition will continue until October 11, 2026, giving visitors several more days to experience and shop for traditional handcrafted products from different parts of India.

The exhibition brings together a wide range of traditional handicrafts, wood carvings, decorative products, textiles, metalwork and other handmade items, offering visitors a glimpse into India's diverse artisan traditions.

One of the prominent attractions at the exhibition is the display of elaborately carved wooden sculptures and traditional artistic works. The craftsmanship on display reflects the skills passed down through generations of Indian artisans.

Handcrafted products from across India

The Indian Artisans Haat provides a platform for artisans and handicraft producers to present their products directly to consumers. Visitors can browse a variety of handmade articles representing different regions and traditional craft traditions of the country.

The exhibition also offers an opportunity to purchase distinctive home décor, artistic pieces, traditional textiles, handicrafts and gift items. For shoppers looking for products with a traditional Indian character, the event provides a wide choice under one roof.

Exhibition continues until October 11

With the exhibition currently underway, residents of Kochi and nearby areas still have an opportunity to visit the event before it concludes. The final day of the Indian Artisans Haat is October 11, 2026.

The event is particularly relevant for families, tourists, craft enthusiasts and those interested in India's traditional arts and handicrafts. By bringing artisans and their products directly to an urban audience, the exhibition also helps create greater market opportunities for traditional craftsmen.

The Jawaharlal Nehru International Stadium at Kaloor is a convenient location for visitors from different parts of Kochi and surrounding areas, making the exhibition accessible to a large audience.

For those interested in Indian handicrafts and traditional craftsmanship, the coming days provide an opportunity to visit The Indian Artisans Haat before it concludes on October 11.