Gudi hosting an exhibition cum sale on this special occasion of Deepavali in the name of "Ethnic wear Mela" from 8th Oct to 19th Oct '09.

In this Mela Gudi showcasing a garments of pure cotton and silk for all age group.

Please do visit.

Gudi's Annual Sale starts from 21st March to 29th March '09. As a part of this sale Gudi offers upto 20% discount on all artifacts.

The ethnic palette:

• Beautiful collections of pure cotton dresses for men, women and children.


• Wide variety of cotton bet spreads, pillow covers, window curtains, dining table sets, dining table runners, jute mats, and other home furnishing draperies at competitive price.


• World renowned metal sculptures from Bastar.


• Standstone sculptures from Orissa.


• Pottery from Kerala.


• Ethnic jewellery from Delhi's Meena Bazaar.


• Carved wooden antiq pillars.


• Leather puppets from Andhra Pradesh.


• Lifelike metallic flowers created by farmers of interior Karnataka


• Handmade paper products.

And many more artifacts awaiting for you. Please do visit.

Timings: 10.00am to 8.30pm All days open Address:Gudi3352, K R Raod,BSK 2nd Stage,Bangalore - 560 070 Phone: 080-2676 1133 Mobile: 94480 94494 Please find the attached file for invitation.

With regards,

Gudi family

Exhibition and sale of art and crafts suitable for interior decoration of homes happens at many places. However it is always a dilemma in the minds of people to determine the suitability of such artifacts to the interior of their own homes unless seen in a perfect setting.


Towards this 'Gudi - A heritage hut' situated at K. R. Road, Bangalore has taken a unique step to offer art and crafts for appreciation by the people. An 'Indigenous art exhibition' of art and crafts by the tribal and folks of India, artwork produced by the rural farmers of interior Karnataka in association with Gudi are being exhibited in a 'living home' which is a unique blend of exhibition and expression of the intent of the inmates to promote appreciation of art and crafts by the neighbourhood and like minded people.

Joining hands with Gudi to promote the art and craft work of tribal and folk of our country, Sri. ChandraShekar Kakal (Umesh Kakal, Heggodu) and family have offered their own living home for such an exhibition. The artists of Gudi have organised the artifacts in the 'living home' with care and diligence.

The exhibition displays the art work of human forms, animals, birds, plants and creepers created by tribal and folks from Bastar, the wall hangings of Santal community, terracota work from Kerala, Sandstone creations of Orissa, meticulously carved pillars of traditional homes from interior Karnataka, flowers and plants in brass and copper created by rural farmers of Karnataka, dress material made from handwoven clothes and many more varieties of art and crafts collated from different parts of India are on display at the premises.
The unique 'indigenous art exhibition' has been inaugurated by famous historian Sri. Ramachandra Guha on 24th Jan at 11am. Ramachandra Guha is one of the top 100 public intellectuals in the world (stood in 44th place).


Held at:
Royal Park Residency,
Kakal’s house,
546, J.P. Nagar, 9th phase,
Avalahalli post, Anjanapura,
Bangalore – 560 062.

Held on:
Date/Time: 24, 25 Jan ’09 (10am – 2pm and 4pm – 8pm)
26 Jan ‘09(10am – 2pm)