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2-days textile- cum- jewelry exhibition begins in Vijayawada
A 2-day textile- cum- jewelry exhibition began at A1 Convention Center here on Thursday.
Vijayawada: A 2-day textile- cum- jewelry exhibition began at A1 Convention Center here on Thursday.
Boutique of India of Bangalore is organising the exhibition.
Deveneni Anupama, wife of Minister Devineni Umamaheswara Rao and Designer Anusha Chennupati were the chief guests and inaugurated the expo.
Anupama praised the organiser Sanjay Agarwal for organising the expo in Vijayawada. She opined that the exhibitions would attract the city people as the collection of items showcased in the expo was attractive and rare.
Organiser Sanjay Agarwal said that they started the two-day national expo of Boutique of India to mark Ramadan and the Ashadamasam.
He said that the expo showcased the latest trend garments which would be liked by the people of Vijayawada city.
He said they showcased child collections, Designer Sarees, Bridals, Party ware, Handloom saris, Designer Blouses, Siver Articles, Dress materials, Salwars, Benaras, Half Sarees, Leather Bags, furnishing, Supernet, Kashmiri Silks, Artificial Flowers, Chunnies, Rajasthani Bed Sheets.
The collection also has Chappals, Hand Bags, Leggins, Accessories, and others items.
Designers Grandhi Revati, Kalpana, Sindhu, Priyanka, Sita, Dimple, Vimala, Satyasyamala, and Vidhi showcased their collections. The exhibition will be open till June 15.
