An Indian Haat Spot
Markets and bazaars, or “haats” as they’re known locally, are trading venues for people all over India. Whether in a tiny rural town or an urban megacity, these open air markets make your senses come to life as you take in the vibrant Indian culture.
Take the haat bazaar in Ahmedabad, India for example.
You’ll find a red-haat collection of jewelry…
alongside a haat spot for traditional fabric!
So traveler Ektaa is putting you in the haat seat with her fabric find straight from the haat of Ahmedabad…
Plus a few more Traveler Edition Totes that are haat off the press!
(Chile Tote by Fernando Rubio)
(Madagascar Tote by Isabelle S.)
Here’s to having the haats for India, and to feeling good—because after all, it’s Friday!
Jack & Alley, Co-Founders
(Find fabric on your next trip)
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