Antique shops India

This is the famous "Thieves' Market" where bargain-hungry tourists rummage around in the hope of finding Ming vases and Murano at low prices. The main avenue is Mutton Street, flanked by small stalls resembling musty attics. Others offer authentic Victorian furniture. Be aware that most of the shopkeepers are pretty smart and can make short work of the amateur aesthete! You can also find old Bollywood posters, especially in the A1 Corner store.

Kojraj inherited this haveli from his father, who had founded the first antique store in Jaisalmer. In other words, the reputation and seriousness of this house are well established. The rooms are full of flea markets of all kinds found in the four corners of Rajasthan. Bridal chests, carved wooden doors, boxes, figurines, jewellery, blankets, paintings... you will be spoilt for choice and guaranteed the authenticity of your purchases. As a bonus, you will receive a warm welcome and detailed explanations from Kojraj.

On the outskirts of the village is this incredible Ali Baba's cave! You will find rajput antiques that will take you back a hundred years. There are everything; kitchen utensils, period tables and chairs, carved doors, serrated windows, padlocks, candlesticks, carts and also antique fabrics to create unusual curtains. Ask to see the other store nearby for gift ideas. China, lovers of decoration this place is worth the detour but don't forget to negotiate! International delivery possible.

A real Ali Baba's cave which can be visited like a museum. This antique shop sells old or not handicrafts, furniture, 400 years old temple pillars, kettuvalam (traditional boat)... However, there has been a clear decrease in activity over the years, and the objects are less and less numerous. The building is an old "Ginger House", a place where ginger was stored before being transported directly to the ships. This is the name that Mr. Majnu chose for his restaurant, which has a breathtaking view of Willingdon Island.