Purbashree

Purbashree Store has a nice collection of Northeast handicrafts and handloom items. Quality is good but prices are on the higher side. Store is simple, staff are helpful, decent for occasional shopping.

Good selection of handicraft and handloom products of the north eastern Indian states.

Step into a safe and cozy place filled with Assamese culture and heritage! This spot offers a delightful array of traditional attire, exquisite jewelry, and authentic kitchenware, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Assam's traditions. Browse through vibrant fabrics, intricate designs, and unique decor items that reflect the essence of Assamese craftsmanship. From ornate Assamese jewelry to intricately woven traditional dresses, each item embodies the cultural heritage of this enchanting region. Whether you're looking to adorn yourself in traditional attire, enhance your culinary skills with authentic kitchen tools, or simply indulge in the beauty of Assamese craftsmanship, this spot has something for everyone. Explore the aisles filled with treasures that celebrate Assam's vibrant culture and heritage, and take home a piece of this enchanting land to cherish forever. Don't miss the opportunity to experience the soulful charm of Assam through its art, craft, and traditions at this unique destination!

Wildly overpriced, walk a block in any direction for the same items at better value

Good place to buy authentic Assamese handicrafts and handloom.. As its run by Govt. Of Assam, one can certain to get good quality items at very reasonable price.. it has a big collection of various handicrafts and handlooms of Assam.. One should certainly visit this place while visiting Assam..

The best sarees and the Best local jewelry. But the Staff don't care whether you buy or Not. In fact, it will be quite an accomplishment if you manage to catch their attention. Prices are definitely below the prices of other surrounding emporia. Patiently look around the store yourself. I made quite a few purchases.

It's supposed to represent the arts and crafts of North East India. The region is so beautiful and steeped in culture . But this store was a letdown . Items were old and dusty . Except for the Mekhala chador which range was nice and the some kurta materials. The staff was honest enough to admit that all the items displaced were at least as old as covid. Earlier they used to have such pretty tribal jewelry, now just leftovers of previous stuff .

Good store for variety of products belonging to north eastern states. Prices are reasonable. But needs better maintenance. Found some broken earrings etc and dust on products.