Location: Jodhpur
Top Things to do in Jodhpur
The 10 Best Art Galleries in Jodhpur, Rajasthan
Surrounded by a huge fortress wall with bastions, the striking blue buildings in Jodhpur contrast sharply and beautifully with the neighboring Thar Desert. Exploring the palaces, forts and temples will keep you busy and in awe of the city’s historic grandeur. Bazaars offer a range of beautiful textiles, embroidered leather goods, lacquerware, antiques, carpets, puppets and figurines. Jodhpur is a popular tourist destination and a convenient base for travel in the region.
Restaurants in Jodhpur
1. Pukhraj Durry Udhyog
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 89 reviews
Durry is kind of carpet.we are weaving at home in traditional way from last 300 years. We use vegetable and natural colours. so completely washable. we use both side.we sell our product direct to customer so profit goes direct to the artizen.for more information and photos contact to Chhotaram.
Reviewed By robbh36
We drove out to this small village and met the owners and had a wonderful 2 hours drinking tea, talking about village life and finally ordering a durry!. We received photos of our durry on the loom and it was professionally mailed to us in Delhi and now it is in our dining room. What a cool experience to have a hand made rug with this kind of back story!! Do yourself a favor and make the drive!!
2. Ganesh Handicrafts
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5.0 based on 725 reviews
Ganesh handicrafts is a family owned traditional business house. Ganesh handicrafts found its roots in a very reputed Marwari Jain family. Seth shri SUMER CHAND JI ABANI Established this business half a century ago at footsteps of clock Tower (Ghantaghar). In early days Sardar market where clock tower is situated was a vibrant and thriving hub of trade in heart of Jodhpur. By then Jodhpur was a princely state with its capital at Meharangarh fort. Business acumen of Seth Late Shri SUMER CHAND JI ABANI laid a solid foundation stone cemented by ethics and value of Abani family. A commitment to quality, reliability and trust toward esteemed user of Handicraft supplied by Ganesh Handicraft made great stride and it became a well-known name in Jodhpur handicraft Industry. Seth Shri SUMER CHAND JI ABANI was one of pioneer in establishing Jodhpur as handicraft destination for world over.
Reviewed By DanielLifeguard - Island of Gozo, Malta
Great place for a wide variety of souvenirs, especially statues of all sizes and shapes. Camel bone, bronze, tiger eye stone, wood and others. They also have a wide selection of good priced textiles. Scarves, blankets and more. They have magnets as well.
3. Salawas Durry Udhyog
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5.0 based on 51 reviews
Salawas Durry Udhyog established in 1897 by Lt. Fatohji ,who remain as a source of inspiration to be dedicated to work. Presently the organization is handling and owning by the Mr. Usman Gani. Since the last one century Salawas Durry Udhyog has been manufacturing and supplying all kind of durries (rugs) with good quality.
Reviewed By Shreeani
This is fantastic handcraft material design you must visit this place it is situated in bishnoi village this is very super.
4. Kotsa - Travellers Gallery
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5.0 based on 69 reviews
Please give a call before coming, As the gallery opens only on call and appointment basis. Travellers Gallery is a unique place where you can find museum collections, art and crafts, clothing and accessories, home decoratives, made from artisans and craftsman, a place where you can chill out and also get some free insights about jodhpur and also nearby. The place is owned by a long time traveler who has moved back into India for good. Hopefully you will be keen on meeting other people too. The gallery also serves the purpose for people looking for business from India and bringing stuff overseas to sell further. Its a wholesale chain. P.S. We also invite you to the Polo Season 2016 starting from 01.12.15 to 31.12.15 , the game timings are from 14:00 hrs to 17:00 hrs. We have a stand there. Thanks for reading.
Reviewed By BhumikaS70
This gallery or you can also call it a museum of handmade art. Those who love arts must visit this fine art gallery. The space in the gallery has been properly utilized and the articles has nicely placed at the correct place. Really a wonderful collection of handicraft items.
5. Chauhan's Art Gallery & Art School
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5.0 based on 121 reviews
This is family running business and we all stay in this place. .
Reviewed By Ujjawaljio - Ahmedabad, India
The shop has unique and exciting handicrafts with them. I was amazed to see such things and would recommend to go there and have a look once..
6. Budhraj Durry Udhyog
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Dhurries are made manually by skilled artisans on a traditional horizontal loom or vertical loom. In Rajasthan pit looms are also used for weaving in which weaver sits in a pit and feet are used in weaving. The maximum breadth is 24". Dhurries made in Rajasthan at bishnoi village are known as Panja dhurries and are exported on large scale.
Reviewed By BaldevAdhikari
We - self and my Wife, visited Jodhpur from 12 to 16 November 2019. On 13 November, we went to see rural Jodhpur, driven by our trusted Guide and Driver Manish Bishnoi mobile number +91 9929907507. We were taken to village artisans to see and gain first hand knowledge of their work and lives. Budhraj Durry Udhyog was the first one to be visited. Budhraj is the owner who runs his industry with a loom from his Dhani i.e his house. Budhraj explained to us the nitty gritty of Durry Weaving. He worked on his loom and proved to us how it is an art as well as a craft. He also explained to us how two persons work on a loom and how warp and weft (ताना बाना) help in making different patterns and weaving structure of a durry. It was indeed very impressive to see different colours and patterns appearing on a durry in the process of its weaving. After he finished showing us actual weaving, he took us to his treasure trove of durries having different hues and patterns. These durries are made with different threads like that of cotton, silk, wool and hair of camels and goats etc. After that, he was kind enough to take us around his Dhani. It was a different experience altogether. You can not imagine the grace of Durry Weaving and staying in a Dhani without a visit. I dare say that visit to Jodhpur is incomplete without visiting Budhraj Durry Udhyog and his Dhani. His mobile number is +91 8560831907. We wish him all the best for the success of his Udhyog.... Baldev Adhikari, Noida
7. Yakub Pottery Udhyog Art
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Our Family Famous for pottery work And we Have great Experiens , tourists can see people doing pottery, if you want you can also try pottery, We will completely demonstrate the way people here do pottery and will also help you in doing same. We Hope Definatly you Will Visit Our Place .
Reviewed By ashokg909
A great place to experience age old pottery art and encourage the work of these artisans by promoting their work. Razak is a great warm person who has a good sense of humour. A must stop by in this village and also the block printing place in the neighborhood is amazing for handicrafts and bedsheets
8. Umaid Heritage Art School
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4.5 based on 202 reviews
Umaid Heritage Art School is an art gallery and school focusing on traditional and modern art works.Umaid Heritage Art School is located in the heart of Jodhpur. Here you will find free art lessons on traditional Rajasthani Fine Miniature art by Vijay Raj,who specializes in Rajasthani Miniature Painting,sketching and portraits lessons by Gaurav Solanki a fine artist of graphite and charcoal.Travelers stop by for some chai tea, free miniature painting lessons, and sketching lessons.Art work on oil and water color,and all other possible mediums are practiced here.Art collaborations with the travelers are always welcomed.Sharing Art Is Always Welcomed With Love And Respect.
Reviewed By Jerjer78
What a nice moment we spent with the “lentil guy”, a well known miniature painting teacher in Jodhpur. He’s passionate and wants to offer his knowledge to most of people he meet so typical Indian art will follow future generations. He guided us for a 4h course (slow learners, it can be 2h). And it’s a FREE course. He also have a huge collection of his students’ miniatures. So if you’re interested, it’s the city to try, and this place to go !
9. Play Clan
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Play Clan combines graphics with craft to create conversational creations inspired by folklore. The collection, ranging from etched coasters and coptic leather journals, to hand embroidered arts and playfully illustrated clothing, is based on cultural landscapes, art heritage, mythology, tribes and cities. Here, every tee tells a tale, cushions curate a story and journals take you on a journey.
10. Adroit Art
We are running our fine art class or studio gallery. We customize paintings. We have modern art, indian art , canvas paintings, rajasthani paintings, abstract paintings and lots of styles we have.
