SRISHTI 2026 is the Festive Edit of Crafts Council of Tamilnadu, marking its 29th year of existence in the City.

Starting on the 17th until the 19th of September 2026, this is happening at Suguna Kalyana Mandapam, Coimbatore.

Crafts Council of Tamil Nadu is an NGO, working for the upliftment of Crafts & Artisans in Tamil Nadu. It is affiliated to the Crafts Council of India, Chennai, which in turn is affiliated to the World Crafts Council.

‘Srishti‘– an exclusively curated sale by the Executive committee & members of CCTN, for the festival of Deepavali, has been Coimbatore’s most popular one for the last 29 years. Srishti showcases the finest collection of Designers, Craftepreneurs and labels that work closely with the artisans directly and celebrate the indigenous weaves and craftsmanship of India. Textiles, Saris, Apparel for Men, Women & children, precious & semi-precious Jewellery, Home décor, home linen and lifestyle accessories can be found at ‘Srishti’.

This year one can find over 66 stalls of the above-mentioned categories and 11 stalls with different food to fuel the shoppers of Coimbatore.

The proceeds from ‘Srishti’ are used to subsidise the costs for the participants in the annual Crafts Bazaar at Coimbatore. Crafts Bazaar provides a platform to the Artisans (both textiles and handicrafts) from all over India to exhibit and sell their wares. The Craft Bazaar translates into action CCTN’s main objective of existence, which is to showcase craft and give a platform to Artisans for exhibiting their craftsmanship to a large customer/consumer base.

Now you know that when one shops at ‘Srishti’, it is a ripple effect of goodness to the Craft & Handloom community of India.