During the pandemic I spent my fair share of time surfing the internet, advocating ‘vocal for local’. And that’s when I bumped into iTokri- a community website that celebrates the arts and artisans of India. They offer the best of Handicrafts that India has to offer.

Over the years I shopped multiple times from iTokri and very recently I got the opportunity to write about them. So today I’m going to review the products I got from them as a part of our collaboration and also stuff I bought from them over the years.

iTokri offers a diverse collection of garments, fabric, home decor, stationary, jewelries and accessories. All their products have an ethnic touch and they bring out the best of the rich culture of India.

So here are the things that I bought from their website:

• Handmade Cotton Fabric Knee Length Kaftan Dress:

This fine quality cotton knee length Kaftan dress flowy sleeves are perfect for a summery day. It’s beautiful and elegant and provides ultimate comfort.

• Kutch Embroidery Hand Stitched Leather Flat Slippers:

This hand stitched leather flats are not the most comfortable but they look really nice. They also have some jutti collection and I would love to explore them the next time I shop.

• Marudhara Woven Cotton Round Sling Bag:

A sling bag with one zipper pocket inside and one outside, the bag has ample space to carry your purse, a small water bottle and your phone. It also has enough space to carry a spare set of clothes for the kiddo. It’s super convenient and compliments whatever attire it’s paired with.

Apart from the fashion section I have often ordered incense and home décor sections. They also have a wide range of jewelries-from sterling silver to tribal crafts.

Like I already said, they feature the best of Indian art and artisans.

Where to buy?

iTokri

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