Barabati Shishira Mela is organised by a group of culture and heritage-loving youth of ancient Cuttack City, comprising of senior journalists, entrepreneurs, and social workers, are organizing an Expo called BARABATI SHISHIRA MELA at the historic Baliyatra Ground, Cuttack. This 9-day festival will showcase the beautiful art and culture of Odisha in the form of dance, painting, and other art forms. It will also provide a platform for business and cultural exchange, with entrepreneurs from all over the country expected to participate. The event will feature a food court with ethnic Odia dishes as well as a mix of mouthwatering cuisine. The products made by our artisans and MSMEs will be showcased, and they will have the opportunity to interact with people and sell their products.
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Fast moving consumer goods, Home décor, Electronics and Home appliances, Agro and Food processing, Handloom and Handicrafts, Garments for all, Ayurvedic and Herbal products, Health care and cosmetics, Automobiles and accessories, Furniture and Fixtures, Consumer durables, Art and Craft, Communication and IT, Banking and Insurance, Education Institutions, Gems and Jewelleries, Foot wear, Belt
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Box Gate at the main entrance of Fair: Rs. 2,00,000/-, 2nd Box Gate: Rs. 1,00,000/-, Stage Backdrop (Centre): 20 ftx 10 ft:Rs. 1,00,000/-, Stage Backdrop (2 Side Piller): 7ftx10ft: Rs. 45,000/-, Mobile Campaign for 10 days: Rs. 65,000/-, Auto Stickering: Rs. 40,000/-, Hoarding at Event wall: 8 ftx 6 ft: = Rs. 8,000/-
BSM Is Also known as Barabati Shishira Mela. It Has Been Offering Quality And The Most Creative Exhibition Stand Designing In Different Profiles. Our Mission Is To Approach Every Single Day Like It Will Be Our Defining Moment .
Platform area (each size 10 ft x 12 ft) 120 sq ft., Rate=Rs. 39,500/-. Facilites: Wooden platform with carpet, Strauss & Grid structure, Counter/Table, 2 nos chairs, LED lights, Metalic lights from towers, 24 hrs Private Security
Built up area (each stall size 10ft x 10 ft) 100 sq ft, Bamboo structure with Cloth Canopy=Rs. 17,500/-. Facilities: Counter, 3 steps rack, 2 nos Chairs, Two nos LED lights, 1 no. ceiling fan, 24 hrs Private Security
A Journey Through Time and Taste!!! The BSM in Cuttack wasn't just a fair; it was a voyage through time and taste. The moment I stepped onto the fairgrounds, I was transported to a bygone era of bustling trade and cultural exchange. The aroma of exotic spices mingled with the laughter of children riding the Ferris wheel, and the air vibrated with the rhythm of traditional Odia music. I wandered through stalls overflowing with handwoven textiles, intricate silver jewelry, and mouthwatering local delicacies like 'dahibara aludum' and 'thunka puri.' Each bite was a burst of flavor, a testament to the rich culinary heritage of Odisha. Mr.Srihari Pattnaik
A Cultural Tapestry Woven with Joy! The BSM wasn't just about shopping; it was a celebration of Odia culture in all its vibrant diversity. I watched in awe as dancers adorned in colorful costumes brought ancient myths to life. The rhythmic beat of drums resonated through my body, and I couldn't help but sway to the infectious melody. The BSM was a melting pot of traditions, customs, and laughter, weaving a tapestry of joy that I'll never forget. Mr Nishit Mohanty
A Treasure Trove of Craftsmanship!!! From intricate handwoven sarees to delicately carved wooden figurines, the handicraft stalls were a treasure trove of Odia artistry. Each piece whispered stories of generations-old skills and meticulous craftsmanship. It was a delight to witness the dedication and talent of local artisans, and I couldn't resist taking home a few pieces as souvenirs of the mela's magic Mrs Vaishali Verma
A Playground for All Ages!!! The mela wasn't just for adults; it was a playground for children too. The joyous shrieks of laughter from the Ferris wheel and the gleeful faces painted with vibrant colors were infectious. The mela provided a space for families to create lasting memories, cherishing moments of togetherness amidst the winter festivities Rahul Rajgaria, Pentagon Tapes
A Whirlwind of Delights The mela was a whirlwind of delights! From the moment I stepped in, the aroma of spices and sizzling food hit me like a warm hug. I savored piping hot aluphodi, its creamy texture and potato chunks a burst of comfort in the winter air. Then came the crispy ghugni, each tiny chickpea dancing with spicy flavors. Every stall offered a new temptation, a testament to the rich culinary tapestry of Odisha. Mr. Dhananjay Sahoo
A Canvas for Creativity Imagine a tapestry woven with sunlight, laughter, and the clinking of silver trinkets. That's what my stall at the mela felt like. Every piece I displayed, from intricate necklaces to delicately etched pendants, was a story waiting to be told. The joy of seeing someone's eyes light up when they discovered the perfect piece for themselves was pure magic. Mr. Rajesh Sinha, Stall owner
A Community of Craft The mela wasn't just about business; it was about a shared passion for artistry. Fellow stall owners, from weavers to woodcarvers, became our temporary family. We swapped stories, shared tips, and celebrated each other's successes. The air buzzed with the camaraderie of creators, making the mela feel like a haven for artistic expression. Ms. Debaki Das
A Symphony of Senses The mela was a symphony of sights, sounds, and smells. The aroma of freshly cooked delicacies mingled with the rhythmic beats of dhol drums, creating a sensory feast. Watching customers touch my jewelry with fascination, their fingers tracing the intricate patterns, was a reminder of the power of handcrafted creations to evoke emotions. Mr. Devesh Joshi
A Journey of Connection The mela wasn't just about selling; it was about connecting with people. From wide-eyed children marveling at my trinkets to seasoned collectors seeking unique pieces, each interaction was a chance to share my passion and bring joy to someone's day. The smiles, the conversations, the appreciation in their eyes - that's what made the mela truly special. Mr. Tarini Prasad Pani
As the sun dipped below the horizon, the mela transformed into a fairytale land. Fairy lights twinkled like stars, casting a warm glow on the stalls. The air crackled with energy, a testament to the resilience and spirit of the human spirit. For me, the mela was more than just a winter fair; it was a beacon of hope, a reminder that even in the coldest months, creativity and community can warm the heart. Mr. Dinesh Sethi
Barabati Shishira Mela Is A Well-known And Renowned International Exhibition And Corporate Events Organizers Based In Silver city Cuttack.
