Kolkata is more than just the City of Joy—it’s the city of unique finds. From handcrafted heirlooms to edible treasures, here’s what to pack in your bag (and your suitcase).
Jamdani & Baluchari Sarees
📍 Gariahat, Dakshinapan | 💰 ₹2,000–₹25,000
Handwoven masterpieces in silk and cotton that carry centuries of tradition. Elegant, intricate, and timeless.
Shola (Pith) Art
📍 Kumartuli | 💰 ₹300–₹5,000
Delicate ivory-like sculptures made from pith, often used in Durga Puja décor. Perfect as a keepsake or gift.
Bengali Gold Jewellery
📍 Bowbazar | 💰 Varies
Bold, intricate designs that are part of Bengali wedding culture. Whether you buy real gold or imitation, the style is unmistakable.
Kantha Embroidery
📍 Dakshinapan, New Market | 💰 ₹500–₹5,000
Hand-stitched designs on sarees, stoles, and bedspreads—each piece tells a story.
Mishti (Sweets)
📍 Balaram Mullick, K.C. Das | 💰 ₹200–₹1,000/kg
From rosogolla to sandesh, these melt-in-the-mouth treats are Kolkata in edible form.
Hand-Painted Clay Dolls
📍 Kumartuli, local fairs | 💰 ₹100–₹500
Charming, colourful, and crafted by local artisans—each doll has its own personality.
In Kolkata, shopping is more than a transaction—it’s a cultural exchange. And with Mony, you can buy it all without fumbling for cash (or missing out on that last perfect saree).