The National Crafts Museum hosts the BRICS Bazaar, bringing together artisans and visitors for a showcase of handicrafts and cultural exchange. The event features live demonstrations of traditional craft practices, including lac bangles and papier-mâché painting, along with exhibitions of works such as embroidery and handlooms.
Participating countries present a range of handmade items reflecting different regions and traditions. Across the event, attendees are offered opportunities to view the craftsmanship process and explore a variety of products. Outlets describe the bazaar as a gathering focused on cultural convergence, highlighting both the diversity of displayed crafts and the hands-on demonstrations by artisans. The emphasis is on the breadth of cultural representation and the availability of items for visitors, rather than on any specific policy or political developments tied to BRICS.
