Blissful bits of Bombat Bazaar

Bombat Bazaar, another Flea market was held at The Eden Gardens, Palace Grounds, Bangalore. Flea markets are taking over my retail therapy locations. Well, they deserve it. You get to see - experience - live - buy - appreciate - know all the things and moments you would never experience anywhere else.

They are just awesome. :)

Introducing some more awe-inspiring designers and their works. Mostly handmade -from jewelry to paintings, clothes to graphics and caricatures, up cycled products to tiger conservation supporters....

Collage @Bombat Bazaar

Painted water cans by URU

'Jaded and Faded in love'

'Jaded and Faded in love' wall hanging by Indya Kaleidoscope

Kappansky does some amazing caricatures and thoughtful graphics with humor.

Amazing Illustrations by Kappansky

Nature Photography and paintings by Arti Agarwal

Smart Sling bag by Couture Dahlin

Handmade jewel pieces by Kalki

A new take on accessories. 

 Loved them the most by No Strings Attached.

And here are some crazy hair accessories by Pigtails and Ponys

Bags and accessories in the prettiest of colors by Purplarchie

Something for the nature. Stripes and Patches give a helping hand against Tiger poaching in Ranthambore by helping villagers near the jungles make an alternate living.

Beautifully block printed tote by Stripes and Patches 

Barefoot accessories by Sunars. Just adorable.

The All Whites range for Summers by Fusion

Cool Printed tees by Nuteez

Don't you just love such markets and the creativity in the new brands?

Cheers

Pranita

SECOND TO NONE- THE 220 FLEA MARKET

Hasn’t shopping these days become boring?

Kudos to the mall culture, you can find the same shoes you were drooling on (and also got them at a hefty price) on a girl walking right ahead of you.

But, you see, God takes care of all his children. Hence, there are flea markets.

Flea markets are small bazaars of a temporary raw setup where people with creative ideas of new/old products, upcoming labels, bartering etc. put up stalls. They can be based on design concept, selling fruits and vegetables or stand with themes such as up-cycling/re-cycling of products as a green step of moving closer to nature.

Second-to-None is one such flea market completely on a concept of re-use, re-cycle, up-cycle and the green idea. It took place at Jaaga on KH road on a Sunday. People who put up stalls came up with some amazing green ideas in their minds.

It feels great to acknowledge and come across such people- making new things out of the old, keeping memories revived or simply giving a rebirth to some old discarded material.

Here are the glimpses. And the details will follow up in the next posts! :)

VARIOUS STALLS AND PRODUCTS AT 220

LUCKY CHARMS BY A HUNDRED HANDS

MESSAGE ON A BOTTLE BY ANOKHI PLANET

QUIRKY RECIPES BY ENTHU CUTLETS

TOTALLY INNOVATIVE TIN CANS BY KARAASHILP

BRINGING GARDENS BACK TO THE CITY BY MY SUNNY BALCONY

ORIGAMI ARTIST KRISHNA WITH HIS VERSATILE HAT. BLOG

KEYBOARD RINGS BY PINK NATION

FABRIC EARRING BY TATTVAM

REDESIGNED WINE BOTTLES BY THAALAVATTAM- A MUSIC BAND

READY TO MAKE GIFT WRAPPING KIT BY PRISHTH

MASK OF THE URBAN SPIRIT BY SHARWARI TILLOO

PAPER MACHE LAMPS BY STUDIO REFRESH- ARTIST RAVI RATNAKAR

And continuing with the green concept, that's how the place was- Jaaga with vertical plant installations all over the walls. 

VERTICAL PLANTS- A CONCEPT BY FREEMAN MURRAY AT JAAGA

cheers

Pranita

SHE DID HER UMBRELLA !

Geetanjali, a friend at my workplace is a crazy workaholic when it comes to her interests. A fantastic painter: check out her blog here.
And this is what she did ver the weekend to her umbrella!
Looks cool! Things required: A boring plain umbrella and a marker!
I would wanna try this out soon!!!!