Chittaurgarh
Known for its wooden painted toys made in the sorrounding villages and thewa gold jewellery in its own distinctive style. Also Akola printed fabrics and leather juttees made in Gangrar.
Jaisalmer
The local tradition is carving seen best in wooden boxes that are intricately pierced in patterns and motifs. Woolen and cotton rugs and blankets, embroideried fabrics, silver jewellery and trinkets are available in shops.
Jodhpur
Once brides came here for trosseau shopping because of its dyes and prints. The fabrics can still be found in baazars and you may want to try on a sporty pair of Jodhpur. Badalas or zinc alloy pitchers used to carry water covered with felted cloth were an earlier version of today's water flask. Also one can hunt for wooden toys, leather goods, paintings, juttees and silver jewellery. Pieces of old furniture and artefacts can be found here.
Kota
Is best known for checked weave cotton sarees called Kota doriyas in light floral prints.
Pushkar
The meal at Pushkar in November beams with shops exhibiting fabrics, embroideries, utensils, terracots pots, trinkets, silver jewellery, camel saddles, blankets, shawls, beads, bangles and other baubles.
Shekhawati
Known for the famous Shekhavati chair which is low legged this region is known for its wood carvings, metal utensils, made old furniture and tie-dye fabrics.
Udaipur
Myriad shops with paintings of the miniature and pichwai variety as well as terracotta tables and plaques. There are locally dyed fabrics and textiles, embroideries, wooden toys, white metal objects, silver enamel artefacts and images of Krishna in the Nathdwara style.
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