Activities in Mumbai
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Bandit Queen
A home-goods emporium launched by Belgian designer Valerie Barkowski and textile exporter Sunita Namjoshi. More -
Bombay Electric
Everyone from Bollwood stars Karishma Kapoor to Lara Dutta has picked up pieces at this trendsetter. Creative director Priya Kishore has highly sel... More -
Bungalow 8
This shop made its name almost a decade ago selling contemporary furnishings; two years ago, Yves Saint Laurent and Lanvin vet Mathieu Gugumus-Legu... More -
Chemould Prescott Road
The latest outpost of the contemporary-art giant. More -
Chor Bazaar
A great source for silks and embroidered fabrics. More -
Dakshinachitra
Near Chennai, this village of reconstructed houses typical of southern India, hosts Muslim silk-mat weavers, who practice and sell their craft. More -
Galerie Mirchandani + Steinruecke
Works ranging from drawings to video populate this arts space. More -
Gallery BMB
At the 2009-opened gallery, which includes a cozy café and bookshop, the focus is on young, burgeoning Indian painters and sculptors, with pieces b... More -
Gallery Maskara
The cavernous gallery packs a former cotton warehouse with groundbreaking installations by local and international artists. More -
Meera Mehta
Textile designer Meera Mehta has a superb sense of color and works with weavers around the country. More -
Nalli Chinnasami Chetty
Five incredible floors of fabrics from throughout the south—Kanchipuram silks and saris, cottons and ready-made clothes—and packed with Indian shop... More -
Reflections
The lobby bar at the plush JW Marriott Hotel Mumbai may not at first glance seem like a celeb hangout, with its laid-back feel and clean marble and... More -
Shobha Asar Jewelry
Service and quality are what draw Bollywood starlets like Priyanka Chopra and Kareena Kapoor to Shobha Asar. Her flagship store in Worli has privat... More -
Studio Aavartan
The boutique of handicrafts expert and design consultant Bela Shanghvi. More -
The Indian Textiles Co.
Luxurious, high-end fabrics from all over India, collected by owners Sushil and Meera Kumar. Shop and showroom are in the Taj Mahal Palace & Tower ... More -
WomenWeave Charitable Trust
U.N.-supported nonprofit that seeks to improve Indian women’s lives by marketing their handloomed products. More
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