Organics & More by Skylife is a pre-festive pop up fair happening on Sunday, October 8 at The English Tearoom in Alwarpet. It is a Made-In-India fair with a mix of authentic local brands and “homeprenuers” who strive to make quality products by procuring distinguished products from all over the country. Look out for homemade skin and beauty products, jewellery, couture, home bakes and creative Diwali accessories.
Diwali Accessories, Handcrafted Chocolates & Vegan Delights At This Pre-Festive Pop Up
What Is It?
Who Is It For?
For all the shopaholics in the city who are looking to stock up on some indigenous homemade goods this Diwali! But that’s not all, Skylife is also going to have its very own stall with Diwali décor and will be donating part of the proceeds from the stall set up at the pop up to charity.
Why Should I Go For It?
To shop for all things festive, natural and made in India! Astrea by Sharon, a home entrepreneur will showcase pure, fresh and handmade bath and body products made from the finest organic materials. Check out Veggytable for tasty food {for weight watchers} and high protein replacement for meat like VeggyMEAT, VeggyNAISE, Baklava and much more. Get your hands on stylish handmade bags made of cane, denim and canvas, and don’t miss the paper craft lights and aesthetic décor by Alankrit. You can also gorge on some sweet treats by Fluffy Tubs, India’s first gourmet candy floss spun with organic sugar and natural colours and Enchante Handcrafted Fine Chocolates that has handcrafted chocolate and spreads like Hazelnut Paste, Pistachio Spread and Peanut Butter. For jewellery and couture, check out Asquare Jewellery, Poornee Fashions and Shalini Tilani’s line of stylish Kurtis. And don’t miss out on treats by home baker Abhilasha Poddar who recently won the first place in Cake Me Away 2017 which happened at Goa.
When: Sunday, October 8
Where: The English Tearoom, Kasthuri Rangan Road.
Timings: 11 am to 8 pm
Contact: Manju Mudit at +91 98407 58615
Find them on FB here to know more about the event.
