Lalitpur, October 6, 2024 – Mahaguthi Craft with Conscience, a renowned ethical craft organization in Nepal, held its annual Festive Fair today at its Kupondole premises. The event showcased an array of exquisite handmade products, celebrating the art of traditional craftsmanship while promoting sustainable business practices.
The fair was inaugurated by the Deputy Mayor of Lalitpur Metropolitan City, Mrs. Manjali Shakya Bajracharya, at 10:30 AM, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. In her speech, Mrs. Bajracharya emphasized the importance of supporting local artisans and fostering environmentally conscious production methods, stating, “Handicrafts are not just about preserving culture but are also a critical element of sustainable development.”
Visitors to the fair were treated to a stunning display of handmade goods, ranging from jewelry and home decor to textiles and furniture. Mahaguthi, known for its commitment to fair trade principles, highlighted the importance of supporting artisan communities and promoting the use of eco-friendly materials.
Several brands partnered with Mahaguthi for the event, including Swoniga Design, Asharpati Jewel, and Nepal Sith, showcasing products that blend elegance, tradition, and environmental responsibility. Other notable exhibitors, such as Nature Nepal and United Nepali Felt Industries, further emphasized the role of handicrafts in promoting sustainable and ethical business models.
The fair ran from 10 AM to 6 PM, offering visitors an opportunity to indulge in the beauty, elegance, and timeless style of Nepalese craftsmanship. With the holiday season approaching, Mahaguthi's Festive Fair set the tone for conscious consumerism, encouraging shoppers to choose eco-friendly, handmade products.
