The first-ever Arunachal GI Mahotsav 2025 at Select Citywalk Mall, Delhi, was a vibrant celebration of the state’s rich heritage, craftsmanship, and cuisine. Featuring 20 GI-tagged products, the event witnessed enthusiastic participation, with several vendors selling out their unique offerings.
Visitors indulged in exquisite agricultural treasures like Arunachal Orange, Adi Kekir (ginger), Singpho Phalap (tea), and Khaw Tai (rice), alongside traditional beverages and handwoven textiles from the Idu Mishmi, Apatani, Monpa, and Tai Khamti communities. Intricately crafted Monpa handmade paper, Wancho wooden artifacts, and the iconic Dao sword were among the highlights that captivated attendees.
Adding to the immersive experience, cultural performances such as Aji Lhamu, Snow Lion, and Woraang dances brought Arunachal’s folklore to life, enthralling the audience with their rhythm and grace.
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BrahmDevYadav 1 month 6 days ago
“Arunachal Pradesh with its 26 major tribes and 100 sub-tribes, is rich in natural resources and biodiversity, reflected in its traditional handwoven textiles, arts, crafts, indigenous agricultural produce and culinary traditions. Through GI registration, State aim to secure legal protection, foster economic growth and preserve the cultural fabric of Arunachal Pradesh."