Ananta Kriti’s inaugural exhibition of Indian textiles and traditional apparel reaches its final day in New Delhi on November 3. The three-day event, presented by Threads & Craft, is being held at Aga Khan Hall in Mandi House.
The organiser’s programme brings together sarees and handlooms, regional fabrics, festive clothing, children’s wear and handcrafted products. It also includes contemporary Indian labels, placing newer interpretations of traditional dress alongside established weaving and textile practices.
The exhibition is designed as a direct meeting point for makers and buyers before Diwali. Weavers, designers, textile producers and craft businesses can show their collections and sell to visitors at the venue.
Entry is free, with published visiting hours of 10 am to 7 pm. Aga Khan Hall is at 6 Bhagwan Das Road. Visitors planning a final-day trip should confirm last admission with the organiser.
Archive illustration: colourful textiles displayed at Bapu Bazar in Jaipur, from a photograph published in August 2025. This is not a photograph of the Ananta Kriti exhibition. Photo: Sunil Kumar Sharma / WordPress Photo Directory, CC0 1.0.
