Artisans from Across India Set Up Decorative Flower and Plant Markets in Prayagraj Ahead of Diwali
Prayagraj, November 3 (HS): Small traders from different parts of the country have added festive colour to the markets of Sangam city ahead of Diwali. Families from Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Bengaluru and Lucknow have set up roadside st
Stalls offer variety of artificial flowers and plants for decorating homes


Prayagraj, November 3 (HS): Small traders from different

parts of the country have added festive colour to the markets of Sangam city

ahead of Diwali. Families from Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Bengaluru and Lucknow

have set up roadside stalls selling decorative items in different parts of the

city. Colourful and golden plastic flowers, artificial plants, decorative

garlands and chandeliers are attracting shoppers. Hoping to earn a good income

during the festive season, these families arrived in Prayagraj about a week

ago.

The stalls offer a variety of artificial flowers and plants

for decorating homes and commercial establishments during Diwali. Decorative

products featuring attractive designs and golden finishes are drawing

customers. Around 50 people from Rajasthan and more than 20 families from South

India have arrived in the city. Traders from Lucknow and Bengaluru have also

set up stalls to sell their products.

Mahima, who has come from Tamil Nadu, said around 50

families from her region had arrived in Prayagraj and set up stalls along

different roads in the city. The families will return to their villages after

completing their Diwali business. She said the prices of decorative flowers and

garlands range from Rs 200 to Rs 2,000.

Babita, who has come from Rajasthan, said around 50 people

from her region were selling decorative items at stalls in the Civil Lines

area. Manoj, a trader from Lucknow, said his collection included various types

of golden-coloured plastic flowers and plants, priced between Rs 200 and Rs

5,000.

The Diwali season provides these small traders with an

opportunity to earn additional income through temporary businesses. Their

colourful decorative products have also added to the festive atmosphere in

Prayagraj's markets.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi

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