From ultra-modern cities to ancient Hindu cities, brilliant architecture, traditions to cuisine, enjoy flavours of tourism with best places to visit in Gujarat.

Here are 10 places to visit in Gujarat, India, that bring alive the rich heritage and culture of the state in all its glory.

Travellers, pack your bags and get ready for an adventure. Here are some places in Gujarat you must visit at least once in your lifetime.

Here are some of the amazing best places to visit in Gujarat which will set your heart on Gujarat to visit at least once. Gujarat is one of the best tourist places in India.

Rann of Kutch is famous largest salt deserts in the world.

These magnificent embroideries, preserved from the 1930s come from the Kutch region of Gujarat in India. Historically, it is said that Kutch embroidery was brought about by 'Kathi cattle breeders who were brought by the mythological figure 'karma' from Mahabharata. Eventually, these wanderers settled down and produced some fine needlework. The art form became a vocation for women of Kutch which became a generational art with the skills taught from mother to daughter. The signature effect of the colorful embroidery sparkles when small mirrors called able are sewn over the designs. A lot of the Kutch embroidery is influenced by various architectural designs and motifs. The embroidered cloths are used for festive occasions and to decorate deities, therefore animals and figures of Indian Gods and Goddesses find a prominent place in the design. Material:- Silk Embroidery, Cotton Fabric Dimensions:- (LXBXH) :- # Sku- 1999 :- “ 2.7 ft x 2.7 ft ” || “ 31 x 31 Inch ” || “ 78.74 x 78.74 cm ” # Sku 2000 :- “ 2.6 ft x 2.9 ft ” || “ 30 x 33 Inch ” || “ 76.2 x 83.82 cm ” Uses- This textile can be used in many ways like runners and wall hangings to spruce up your decor. In addition to that, you can repurpose these textiles to make a range of objects like clothes, belts, yoga mats, cushions, bedcovers, purses, throws, bags, curtains. Care- -These textiles are sensitive and recommended dry clean only. All our pieces come pre-checked and dry-cleaned and ready to use. -Please note that these textiles might have slight blemishes, minor wear and tear in stitches due to their age. -The mirrors are genuine and not imitations and might have acquired scratches over a period of time. -The textile is 70-80 years old and has traveled for and wide, due to their nomadic creators. -The minor imperfections are the heart, soul, and history of these old and rare collectible textiles. -We are fortunate to be able to offer you a wide range of Indian handmade vintage textiles. This is hard work of Indian artisans for decades -The enterprise of reaching out to new regions beyond the locality will help to retain important traditional craft. Each textile we offer is a handmade vintage piece and one of its kind. Image guide- There might have a 10% color discrepancy from the image however the same will not dampen the life of the product. Fusion Furnishing: Through our endeavors, we are promoting Artisans from the small villages in India. With our fair trade community policies, we ensure that these products bring you Joy; also create opportunities for local craftsmen. Our projects are aimed at driving greater benefits to women involved in rug weaving. Earning their own money would give our proud women to choose their own destiny and to create a beautiful and healthy lifestyle for themselves and their families. Please do not hesitate to ask for additional details or any further detailed photos you might need. Thanks for visiting our shop:

Want to experience a piece of India's glorious and ancient heritage in textiles? How does 900 year old Patola Sari from Patan, Gujarat sound to you. It was once a sign of royalty in India, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Uzbekistan and all the way till Rome. Even today, you can get an authentic piece of it. You just have to open your purse strings a bit wider!

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Fabric Specifications - Material - Handwoven Yarn-Dyed (Striped) Kala cotton Fabric (Kutch, Gujarat) Count - 40s GSM - 137 Width - 44" inches Wholesale Inquiry - e-mail us at care [!at] thezanhouse.com to inquire about the wholesale rate of the fabric. Introducing our Handwoven Yarn-Dyed (Striped) Kala Cotton Fabric in captivating indigo color. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and artisanal craftsmanship of this textile, which combines the uniqueness of handwoven fabric with the allure of yarn-dyed stripes. Handwoven with meticulous care, this fabric showcases the artistry and skill of traditional weavers. Every thread is thoughtfully interlaced to create a fabric that is not only visually appealing but also boasts a distinct texture and character. The handwoven nature of this fabric adds a touch of authenticity and artisanal charm to your sewing projects. The yarn-dyed stripes further elevate the visual appeal of the fabric. Each stripe is dyed before weaving, ensuring that the colors remain vibrant and long-lasting. The indigo hue chosen for this fabric evokes a sense of depth and timelessness, reminiscent of serene twilight skies. The combination of the handwoven texture and yarn-dyed stripes creates a fabric that is both visually striking and inherently unique. Crafted from Kala Cotton, an indigenous and resilient variety grown in specific regions of India, this fabric embodies sustainability and eco-consciousness. Kala Cotton is cultivated using traditional farming methods, free from synthetic fertilizers, pesticides, or genetically modified organisms. By choosing this fabric, you support the preservation of traditional agricultural practices and contribute to the sustainability of the textile industry. Let's explore the fascinating qualities of Kala Cotton, the extraordinary fiber that makes our Handwoven Yarn-Dyed (Striped) Kala Cotton Fabric truly exceptional. Kala Cotton is an indigenous variety of cotton that originates from the arid and dry regions of Kutch, Gujarat in India. It has a rich history that dates back centuries and is deeply rooted in the cultural heritage of the local communities. What sets Kala Cotton apart is its incredible ability to thrive in harsh climatic conditions, making it highly resilient and well-suited for sustainable farming practices. One of the most remarkable aspects of Kala Cotton is its eco-friendliness and sustainability. It is cultivated using traditional and organic farming methods, without the use of synthetic chemicals, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), or excessive irrigation. The natural resilience of Kala Cotton allows it to grow with minimal water requirements, making it a water-efficient crop. By choosing Kala Cotton, you contribute to the conservation of natural resources and support a more sustainable and environmentally friendly textile industry. Kala Cotton fibers possess unique properties that make them highly desirable for textile production. They are naturally breathable, allowing air to circulate freely through the fabric, which helps to regulate body temperature and enhance comfort. The fibers are also known for their durability and strength, ensuring that garments made from Kala Cotton last for a long time with proper care. Additionally, Kala Cotton has excellent moisture-wicking properties, effectively absorbing and releasing moisture, keeping the body cool and dry even in humid conditions. The handwoven nature of our Kala Cotton fabric adds to its allure. Skilled artisans employ traditional weaving techniques to create intricate patterns and textures, resulting in a fabric that is visually captivating and uniquely crafted. The yarn-dyed stripes further enhance the aesthetic appeal of the fabric, showcasing the mastery of dyeing techniques and adding a touch of sophistication to any project. By choosing our Handwoven Yarn-Dyed (Striped) Kala Cotton Fabric, you embrace not only a fabric of exceptional quality and beauty but also a commitment to ethical and sustainable fashion. Each garment or project created with Kala Cotton becomes a statement of your support for traditional craftsmanship, environmental conservation, and the empowerment of local communities. Experience the elegance and sustainability of Kala Cotton through our Handwoven Yarn-Dyed (Striped) Kala Cotton Fabric. Let its rich history, remarkable qualities, and artisanal charm inspire your creative endeavors. Whether you're designing clothing, accessories, or home decor, this fabric allows you to make a statement with style and conscience. Embrace the beauty and authenticity of Kala Cotton, and join us in shaping a more sustainable and conscious future for the textile industry. Our Handwoven Yarn-Dyed Kala Cotton Fabric offers limitless creative possibilities. Design exquisite garments such as shirts, blouses, skirts, or dresses that showcase the fabric's natural elegance. Create unique accessories, home decor items, or even quilts that exude rustic charm and artisanal appeal. Indigo, with its timeless allure, symbolizes tranquility and sophistication. This fabric is no exception, effortlessly adding a touch of elegance to any project. Let your creativity run wild as you explore the versatility of this fabric and bring your vision to life. To care for your Handwoven Yarn-Dyed Kala Cotton Fabric, we recommend the following: - Hand Wash: To preserve the fabric's texture and color, hand wash in cold water with a mild detergent. - Air Dry: Lay the fabric flat or hang it to dry in a shaded area, away from direct sunlight. - Ironing: Iron the fabric on a medium heat setting, preferably while it is still slightly damp, to smoothen out any wrinkles and restore its original beauty. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and craftsmanship of our Handwoven Yarn-Dyed (Striped) Kala Cotton Fabric in captivating indigo color. Let the uniqueness of handwoven fabric, the allure of yarn-dyed stripes, and the sustainability of Kala Cotton inspire your sewing projects. Create garments and decor that reflect your appreciation for traditional craftsmanship and eco-consciousness. Elevate your creations with the timeless elegance and charm that this fabric offers.

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Indian lacquer pots are true works of art and this colourful lacquer box is an excellent collector's piece. These two-colour spotted pots are from the border area of Rajasthan neighbouring Sindh. This piece is over  70 years old and dates from the 1940'sLacquer boxes are commonly used in Rajasthan and Gujarat for storing jewellery or bindi (the red powder that Indian ladies apply to the forehead).Lacquering is done by the craftsman on a hand-powered lathe by pressing coloured sticks of lac against the wooden pot. As the pot revolved, the heat generated softens the lac and a thin lacquer of colour was deposited on the wood. Quite intricate designs can be created by the craftsman using different techniques. Patterns have been incised through the top layer of lacquer revealing colours beneath.International exhibitions in the 19th century stimulated traditional crafts around the world. Sindh became well known for its high-quality lac-turned wares. Good quality lacquer pots are becoming increasingly difficult to find. From India     UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £7.50More delivery options available at checkout

Age: Used, Vintage Dimensions :- 2419:- " 2.6 x 2.6 Ft ", " 30 x 30 Inch ", " 76.2 x 76.2 Cm" 2420:- " 2 x 2 Ft ", " 24 x 24 Inch ", " 60.96 x 60.96 Cm" These magnificent embroideries, preserved from the 1990s come from the Kutch region of Gujarat in India. Historically, it is said that Kutch embroidery was brought about by 'Kathi cattle breeders who were brought by the mythological figure 'karma' from Mahabharata. Eventually, these wanderers settled down and produced some fine needlework. The art form became a vocation for women of Kutch which became a generational art with the skills taught from mother to daughter. The signature effect of the colorful embroidery sparkles when small mirrors called able are sewn over the designs. A lot of the Kutch embroidery is influenced by various architectural designs and motifs. The embroidered cloths are used for festive occasions and to decorate deities, therefore animals and figures of Indian Gods and Goddesses find a prominent place in the design. Uses- This textile can be used in many ways like runners and wall hangings to spruce up your decor. In addition to that, you can repurpose these textiles to make a range of objects like clothes, belts, yoga mats, cushions, bedcovers, purses, throws, bags, curtains. Care- -These textiles are sensitive and recommended dry clean only. All our pieces come pre-checked and dry-cleaned and ready to use. -Please note that these textiles might have slight blemishes, minor wear and tear in stitches due to their age. -The mirrors are genuine and not imitations and might have acquired scratches over a period of time. -The textile is 30-40 years old and has traveled for and wide, due to their nomadic creators. -The minor imperfections are the heart, soul, and history of these old and rare collectible textiles. -We are fortunate to be able to offer you a wide range of Indian handmade vintage textiles. This is hard work of Indian artisans for decades -The enterprise of reaching out to new regions beyond the locality will help to retain important traditional craft. Each textile we offer is a handmade vintage piece and one of its kind. Please do not hesitate to ask for additional details or any further detailed photos you might need. Thanks for visiting our shop:

Gujarat spiegelt Upcycling at its best wider! Die Stoffreste unserer Produktion werden weiterverwendet und ergeben zusammen etwas Wunderschönes! Dies zeigt wieder nur: Vielfalt ist einfach grandios! Farbe: Bunt! Maße: 3 m Pflegehinweis: 30°, nicht trocknergeeignet Für die Girlande verwenden wir kleine Stoffreste, die bei der Produktion anfallen. So müssen wir keinen Quadratzentimeter unserer wunderschönen Stoffe wegschmeißen. Genäht wird Gujarat in unserer Nähwerkstatt in Chittapur. ACHTUNG: durch die Verwertung von Schnittresten ist jede Girlande ein Unikat. Die Farbzusammensetzung kann von der gezeigten Girlande abweichen.

Kundan is a traditional form of Indiangemstone jewellery involving a gem set with a gold foil between the stones and its mount, usually for elaborate necklaces. The method is believed to have originated in the royal courts of Rajasthan and Gujarat. It is one of the older forms of jewellery made and worn in India. The word kundan means highly refined gold, and a highly refined and pure form of molten gold is used.kundan Jewelry is amongst the oldest form of jewelry which is widely demanded by our clients for its richness and exclusivity. We are renowned manufacturers of Kundan Meena Jewelry, which has antique works of precious and semi-precious stones. Available in exclusive designs and patterns, it is precisely carved by our experienced craftsmen.

This antique chest from Gujarat, India is adorned with remnants of a light blue paint finish that has faded over time. The beautiful blend of old paint and wood creates a stunning patina on this piece, which dates back to the late 19th century, circa 1900. Its shabby chic appearance makes it an ideal coffee table choice. Crafted from high-quality teak wood, these chests were custom made by the head of the family and used to store valuable items such as textiles, jewelry, dowry, and cash. It has a particularly beautiful original iron hasp. To ensure maximum security, these chests were equipped with strong padlocks. The vast array of styles seen in Indian chests and boxes reflect the many cultural influences that have shaped the country.    From India UK Delivery Charge - except Highlands & Islands £40More delivery options available at checkout