In pictures: Funky picks, baked goods at Patuli’s Nomad’s Cafe lifestyle pop-up
Four homegrown businesses brought a range of fashion picks and delicious confections to ‘True-Pop’ at Nomad’s Cafe
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Published 29.08.23, 03:33 PM
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A lifestyle pop-up was held at Patuli’s newly opened Nomad's Cafe on August 25 and 26 under the initiative of Mindage Communications and Productions. The fun pop-up featured a range of apparel and accessories along with home decor picks and baked goodies from homegrown businesses
All photos by Soumyajit Dey
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The pop-up, True-Pop, curated by founder of Mindage Communications and Productions’ Ritama Ghosh, featured small businesses from Kolkata like Anuradha’s Homemade Cakes, Blingkart, Mrittika and The Cartels
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Anuradha’s Homemade Cakes owned by Anuradha Sengupta had a spread of homemade baked goodies, which included delectables like brownies, dry fruit muffins, blueberry muffins, marble cakes and more
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Mrittika, an initiative by Sarani, had a range of jewellery, made by women from various self-help groups. Antara Ghosh Sarma, who was representing the brand, said, ‘Mrittika works towards helping women of self-help groups to convert their handmade crafts into sellable products. I am grateful to Mindage Communications and Productions and Nomad’s Cafe for giving Mrittika the space to showcase the talent of these women.’ (In picture: Sanchita Debnath, a member of Mrittika)
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Another jewellery brand, Blingkart by Ritwika Bose had some chic pieces on display. Light and sparkly, these bracelets, chains, statement earrings, and more are a perfect pair with Indo-western outfits
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The Cartels, founded by Atanu Dutta, had a funky collection of graphic printed t-shirts in pop colours
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Curator Ritama Ghosh called it a ‘cosy pop-up with a spread of muffins, jewellery and t-shirts’, while Nomad’s Cafe owner Ranjini Ghosh, said the cafe was glad to organise an event to support homegrown brands
