Saturday, January 11, 2014

Saturday Snapshot: Jan 11, 2014

After a long time, I am on my winter break. On Jan 10, 2014, that is yesterday, I decided to visit Dilli Haat, INA with my mom and a close friend. Dilli Haat is a market of sorts. Mostly handicrafts are available. This time I found the things quite pricey too. We hit the food stalls and that was it. However, I took a lot of pictures and sharing a few here.

Blue Pottery

Ganesha images

Marching forward

My mom and my friend checking out the patterns
Posting for Saturday Snapshot, hosted by Melinda of West Metro Mommy.

14 comments:

bermudaonion said...

I love the blue pottery!

Unknown said...

The blue pottery is so beautiful. I love the elephants, too. Have a great weekend!

Christine Harding said...

Another blue potter and elephant fan here! My Snapshot is at http://goo.gl/usn8yL

Louise said...

How fascinating to see an Indian market. I really like that blue pottery too- is the colour significant?

grammajudyb said...

Shopping is fun. Even if all you do is "look". Thanks for sharing the pictures.

westmetromommy said...

What a fun market! We have a place here in Portland called "Saturday Market" which is similar--mostly hand-crafted items, which tend to be a bit spendy. But it is fun enough to just go and "window shop!"

Paulita said...

That looks like a terrific market. The pottery is gorgeous. Too bad things were so expensive. Here's Mine

Greg said...

I love markets. The blue pottery is very nice, and I like "marching forward" too. Thanks for sharing these!

Ginx Craft said...

The turquoise pottery does look stunning.

Anonymous said...

These are so interesting! I'd love to visit India one day. I just finish reading Jhumpa Lahiri's The Lowland. Have you read it? She's one of my favourite writers.

Laurel-Rain Snow said...

Delightful! Thanks for sharing...and for visiting my blog.

Joy said...

Very cool -- love the blue pottery and the elephants!

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Leslie (Under My Apple Tree) said...

Always fun to shop the markets even if you didn't buy anything.

Anonymous said...

That blue pottery is gorgeous!