The Village Museum is located on the grounds of Shilparanam. It is free for you to roam about. Each house was meticulously created with ‘dolls’ to depict slices of life in the villagers all over India. It was interesting to read and learn about what they do but I find some of the ‘dolls’ were kinda eerie-looking. I kept wondering if one would suddenly come alive!!!
Photography is my love affair with the simple beauty of life and precious little moments that give meaning and hope. I capture the memories and get to remember them for life. The beauty of it all is to share my treasured moments with you.
Saturday, November 9, 2019
Shilparanam
Shilparanam is an arts and craft village. You need 50 Rupees to enter. It is authentic. It is interesting. It is a huge area. Craftsmen from all over India show off their products here in individual stalls. You can get toys, scarves, blankets, sarees, clothes, footwear, wood products, bags, accessories and pearls here. There is also a village museum located inside Shilparanam.
The main entrance
Stalls galore
Wood products
Wood products
Pearls
Accessories
This is Rumi. He comes from Kashmir. His family makes beautiful scarves, blankets and carpets. He goes back to Kashmir every 2 months to bring back new products to sell in this market.
Entrance to the village museum
Pottery
This is an old man selling fried peanuts outside Shilparanam.
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