For the traveler who seeks stories stitched in thread and shimmered in lacquer, Jaipur is a handcrafted haven. Beyond the forts and pink-hued palaces, the city’s bustling bazaars are where Rajasthan’s artisan soul lives on. Every pair of jootis tells a tale, every lac bangle holds a festival’s sparkle, and every craft connects you to a legacy. This isn’t just souvenir shopping—it’s collecting living traditions.
Bapu Bazaar – Jooti Junction & Leather Love
📍 Location: Bapu Bazaar, Pink City
🚇 Nearest Landmark: Hawa Mahal (10-min walk)
💳 Card Friendly: Rarely. Mony makes life much easier here!
💰 Price Range: ₹300–₹1500 for leather goods
🍛 Must-Try Snack: Gajak or Rabri Falooda from nearby stalls
📸 Photo Tip: Snap the jooti walls in natural light for Instagram gold
What to Buy:
- Embroidered leather juttis (₹400–₹1000)
- Handmade wallets & belts (₹300–₹700)
- Camel leather bags (₹800–₹1500)
Tip: Ask for sizes in advance—many stalls are tiny but happy to custom-fit!
Tripolia Bazaar – Where Lac Still Dances
📍 Location: Near City Palace, Old Jaipur
🚇 Nearest Landmark: Tripolia Gate
💰 Price Range: ₹100–₹1000 for lac items
📸 Photo Tip: Look for artisans making bangles on open flames
🍽️ Food Stop: Try kachoris from Samrat Restaurant nearby
This narrow bazaar glows with color and sparkle. Lac bangles here are molded, decorated, and glittered by hand—many using age-old tribal techniques. Perfect gifts and even better keepsakes!
What to Buy:
- Lac bangles & kadas (₹100–₹600)
- Sparkling statement sets (₹400–₹1000)
- Mirror-inlay hair accessories (₹150–₹300)
Tip: The more you buy, the better the price. Bundle up bangles and bargain gently
Sireh Deori – Crafts by the Palace
📍 Location: Opposite Hawa Mahal
🚇 Nearest Landmark: Hawa Mahal (right across!)
💳 Card Friendly: Some shops. Mony is your best bet here
💰 Price Range: ₹300–₹3000+ depending on the piece
📸 Photo Tip: Golden hour with Hawa Mahal in the backdrop
☕ Chai Break: Enjoy masala chai from Lassiwala nearby
Lined with artisan stalls, this street has everything from leather diaries to handcrafted puppets. Great for curated gifts and browsing while palace-hopping!
What to Buy:
- Block-printed diaries & journals (₹250–₹500)
- Patchwork leather stools & poufs (₹1000–₹2500)
- Puppet sets & soft toys (₹200–₹600)
🛍️ Tip: Don’t rush! Some gems are hidden behind stacked shelves and smiley uncles.
Rajasthan Small Industries Emporium – All Crafts, One Roof
📍 Location: MI Road, near Ajmeri Gate
🚇 Nearest Landmark: Ajmeri Gate
💳 Card Friendly: Yes (and Mony-friendly!)
💰 Price Range: ₹500–₹5000
🎁 Fun Fact: This is a government-run shop, so prices are fixed and authentic
📸 Photo Tip: Capture vibrant textiles laid out near the entrance
🍛 Snack Tip: Head to Rawat’s for pyaaz kachori after shopping
Perfect for those who want premium picks without the haggling. Everything here—from blue pottery to embroidered leather—is made by certified artisans and reflects true Rajasthani finesse.
What to Buy:
- Leather home décor (₹800–₹2500)
- Miniature paintings (₹600–₹2000)
- Traditional Rajasthani patchwork (₹1000–₹3000)
🛍️ Tip: No bargaining here, but the quality and finish are top-notch.
From jootis that carry desert stories to lac bangles that dance with every step, Jaipur’s crafts are made with heart, hands, and heritage 💖 Whether you’re gifting or collecting, shop like a local, pay easily with Mony, and carry home a piece of timeless Rajasthan.