Jewellery, Bags, Decor & More: A Guide To Street Shopping In Janpath Market

Knockoff and silver jewellery, precious and semi-precious stones, all sorts of glass, wooden and plastic beads, statues of all forms and sizes, and Tibetan Thangka paintings of gods and goddesses. If you have enough patience and dedication to dig through the piles, you’re more than likely to find an antique bracelet, cool trinkets, or a painting that speaks to your soul.

Don't Miss: Tribal Arts (Shop no. 22), Tibetan Arts (Shop no.17)

Find out more about this market here. 

Gujarati craftsmen and women selling bright-coloured bags, pillowcases, bedsheets, umbrellas, kurtas and shirts embroidered with mirrors and even more colour. There are some Afghani earrings and rings to look forward to as well! 

Take note, the market is in a lane right next to the metro station. There's an entire video of this market here.

Find almost anything at the main market. From colourful, Indian contemporary fashion, junk jewellery and tons of handicrafts to antique home decor items and even ittar and hookah shops. The products here are slightly costly but it's more reliable too.

Don’t Miss: Leather Smith (Shop No. 79) for great leather products like wallets and bags starting at INR 900; Sat Pal & Co (Shop No. 75) for sarees and shawls starting at INR 700;  Metro Poles Footwear (Shop No. 62) for juttis and kohlapuris starting at INR 400; Chaandi (Shop No.10) for authentic silver jewellery. 

The Janpath Street Market is reminiscent of Sarojini, but here, you’re more likely to find slightly more on-point, trendier clothes; from beautiful flowy pants and dark glasses to denim shirts and jumpsuits to sailor-print sneakers. They also have a huge collection of bags—stotes, clutches, wallets and more. 

You’ve got to bring your best bargaining game here.