<div>Want to know from where veteran Bollywood actress Vyjayanthimala used to buy chunris/dupattas from? <div><br />Well, then you don’t have to go quite far! Chunri Emporium in Shankar Market in Connaught Place is the destination. </div><div><br />This shop in the market has some of the exclusive dupattas in various fabrics – chiffon, cotton, kota, matka, chanderi, phulkari, bandhni, kantha etc, found in different hues of colours.<br /><br />The shop no. 39 in the market, owned by Sanjeev Arora has all ethnic and authentic stuff.<br /><br /></div><div>“Other markets like Lajpat Nagar sell ‘duplicate’ materials. You will not find authentic material there. They copy designs too. Whereas, we only sell ‘real’ materials,” said Sanjeev. </div><div>"<br />And why not? <br /><br />According to the owner even Vyjayanthimala once used to come to buy chunris. <br /><br />“We have many high profile clients, from politicians to many boutique owners. And so we are not left with any option other than selling only pure and authentic materials,” said Sanjeev. <br /></div><div><br />Specialist in selling chunris, they also have suit materials and palazzos and their own masterji. </div><div><br />The market opens at around 11 in the morning and closes shop by 8.30 pm depending on the flowof customers.</div><div><br />Once used only with salwar-kameez, dupattas surely have come a long way. <br /></div><div> </div><div>They are hardly used as the typical dupatta. Even a girl wearing jeans flaunt ‘new-age’ dupattas, known as stoles. <br /><br />Found in different prints, from fan to lipsticks, from buffalo to owl, dupattas have become an </div><div>essential part of a girl’s wardrobe.<br /><br />Other markets selling chunris or dupattas are Central Market in Lajpat Nagar, which Sanjeev totally disapproves of, Sarojini Nagar market, Dilli Haat, Karol Bagh market, Rajouri </div><div>Garden market, etc.<br /><br /></div><div>One can buy dupattas in Masaba prints – fan, lipstick, buffalo from various shops in Central Markets. <br /></div><div><br />Just team your kurta with a neon-coloured dupatta and you are set to go! Janpath also offers a whole range of chunris and dupattas for youngsters.</div><div><br /></div></div>
<div>Want to know from where veteran Bollywood actress Vyjayanthimala used to buy chunris/dupattas from? <div><br />Well, then you don’t have to go quite far! Chunri Emporium in Shankar Market in Connaught Place is the destination. </div><div><br />This shop in the market has some of the exclusive dupattas in various fabrics – chiffon, cotton, kota, matka, chanderi, phulkari, bandhni, kantha etc, found in different hues of colours.<br /><br />The shop no. 39 in the market, owned by Sanjeev Arora has all ethnic and authentic stuff.<br /><br /></div><div>“Other markets like Lajpat Nagar sell ‘duplicate’ materials. You will not find authentic material there. They copy designs too. Whereas, we only sell ‘real’ materials,” said Sanjeev. </div><div>"<br />And why not? <br /><br />According to the owner even Vyjayanthimala once used to come to buy chunris. <br /><br />“We have many high profile clients, from politicians to many boutique owners. And so we are not left with any option other than selling only pure and authentic materials,” said Sanjeev. <br /></div><div><br />Specialist in selling chunris, they also have suit materials and palazzos and their own masterji. </div><div><br />The market opens at around 11 in the morning and closes shop by 8.30 pm depending on the flowof customers.</div><div><br />Once used only with salwar-kameez, dupattas surely have come a long way. <br /></div><div> </div><div>They are hardly used as the typical dupatta. Even a girl wearing jeans flaunt ‘new-age’ dupattas, known as stoles. <br /><br />Found in different prints, from fan to lipsticks, from buffalo to owl, dupattas have become an </div><div>essential part of a girl’s wardrobe.<br /><br />Other markets selling chunris or dupattas are Central Market in Lajpat Nagar, which Sanjeev totally disapproves of, Sarojini Nagar market, Dilli Haat, Karol Bagh market, Rajouri </div><div>Garden market, etc.<br /><br /></div><div>One can buy dupattas in Masaba prints – fan, lipstick, buffalo from various shops in Central Markets. <br /></div><div><br />Just team your kurta with a neon-coloured dupatta and you are set to go! Janpath also offers a whole range of chunris and dupattas for youngsters.</div><div><br /></div></div>
