This has been reported in telegraphindia.com dated 8 July 2016.
The exhibition has around 50 kiosks that showcase khadi apparel, fabrics and saris apart from cottage-industry products which include a wide repertoire of stylish garments made from traditional fabrics of the state such as ikkat and kotpad. Weavers and craftsmen from Mayurbhanj, Kalahandi, and Koraput have taken part in the fair to promote their art forms.
The fair has provided people an opportunity to buy khadi items and village products that are not available easily available outside Odisha. Moreover, various tribal jewellery as well as home décor items, including dokra craft and items made of lacquer and bamboo, are attracting tourists. There are also handicraft items made from horns, straws, brass and wood - these are also a hit with buyers.
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