Prime Minister Narendra Modi toured the Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India booth.
The exhibition highlighted handloom textiles, agate stone art, and appliqué decorations.
The government wants to empower artisans and weavers with more market opportunities.
The event is part of India’s Cultural Celebration 2026 in Ekta Nagar, Gujarat.
The pavilion will be open to the public until 15 November 2026.
The pavilion, run by the Central Cottage Industries Corporation of India, showed traditional fabrics, stone carvings, and sewn artwork.
He talked about giving makers better chances to sell their work at home and abroad.
The fair will stay open for visitors until mid‑November.
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