From vintage to modern and everything in between, treasures from Dupatta Bazaar are worthy of becoming family heirlooms.
They are trendy; they are handy; they make a style statement and elevate any outfit. DUPATTAS are the ultimate fashion accessory for the modern woman wanting to make a mark in the world.
We at Dupatta Bazaar are so enamoured by this dynamic and colourful clothing that we started a brand solely dedicated to it. We are on a mission with a vision. At Dupatta Bazaar, it is our constant endeavour to connect Indian artists to international audience. We envision giving a hassle-free platform to modern Indian woman to select, create or even turn their dream dupattas into reality. Our in-house designing team is brainstorming exclusive designs every single day of the year to serve you looks that are made from sustainable environment friendly elements.
A Mumbai based venture conceptualised in 2011, Dupatta Bazaar was founded by Gaurav Garg (Ex investment banker) and Ratna Garg (Women Entrepreneur) with the purpose to deliver original authentic product to the doorstep of each customer be it in remote villages in Australia to mountain regions in Canada to beach towns in USA or anywhere in the world!
It is a digital first, direct-to-consumer (D2C) brand that creates timeless ethnic fashion for men and women all around the world and is customer centric. From very humble beginnings with just 35 varieties of dupattas, today we offer a wide range of 3500+ designs of exquisite dupattas, stoles, scarves, and sarongs and have successfully delivered more than 7 lac orders till date worldwide.
Give us one chance to deliver the perfect tag along accessory match for all your special occasions, we guarantee that you would keep coming back to us.
Experience Happy Shopping at Dupatta Bazaar now.
🧵 The Artisan Story
Every dupatta we create carries the soul of a skilled artisan — hands that have inherited centuries of craft wisdom, passed down through generations. We are proud to partner with master craftspeople across India who keep these living traditions alive.
🌿 Bandhani — The Art of Tie & Dye
Originating in Gujarat and Rajasthan, Bandhani is one of India's oldest textile arts. Artisans tie thousands of tiny knots by hand before dyeing the fabric, creating mesmerising patterns of dots and waves. Each piece can take days to complete — a true labour of love.
✨ Banarasi Silk Weaving — Threads of Royalty
Woven on handlooms in the ancient city of Varanasi, Banarasi silk is celebrated for its intricate zari work and opulent motifs inspired by Mughal art. Our weavers spend weeks crafting a single piece, interlacing gold and silver threads with silk to create heirloom-quality textiles.
🌸 Phulkari — Flowers from Punjab
Meaning "flower work" in Punjabi, Phulkari is a vibrant embroidery tradition where artisans stitch geometric floral patterns from the reverse side of the fabric. Traditionally made by women for weddings and celebrations, each Phulkari dupatta is a celebration of joy and femininity.
🔷 Ajrakh Block Printing — Ancient Geometry
Practised for over 4,500 years in Kutch and Sindh, Ajrakh uses hand-carved wooden blocks and natural dyes — indigo, madder, and turmeric — to print intricate geometric patterns. The process involves up to 16 steps of printing, washing, and sun-drying, making each piece a masterpiece of patience and precision.
🌱 Our Commitment: By choosing Dupatta Bazaar, you directly support rural artisan communities across India, helping preserve craft traditions that are part of India's National Handloom Development Programme. Our handloom products are eco-friendly by nature — crafted with natural fibres, traditional dyes, and zero industrial waste.
