All India Arts and Crafts Mela

Shilparamam is a craft village which presents various traditional arts and crafts by artisans from all over the country. A perfect place for art lovers, Shilparamam is one of the popular tourist spots in Hyderabad. Shilparamam not just showcases various artefacts and traditionally made handicrafts but is also a home for various performing artists. In its complete form, the complex of Shilparamam is supposed to have Crafts Museum, Cultural Museum, Art Gallery & Library, Multi-purpose Auditorium, Common Facility Workshops and Research & Design Centre along with accommodation facilities for artists and visitors. This is an ideal place for long walks too; its natural greenery dotted with carefully laid out sculptures and intricately designed buildings.

--> Shilparamam is a craft village which presents various traditional arts and crafts by artisans from all over the country. A perfect place for art lovers, Shilparamam is one of the popular tourist spots in Hyderabad. Shilparamam not just showcases various artefacts and traditionally made handicrafts but is also a home for various performing artists. In its complete form, the complex of Shilparamam is supposed to have Crafts Museum, Cultural Museum, Art Gallery & Library, Multi-purpose Auditorium, Common Facility Workshops and Research & Design Centre along with accommodation facilities for artists and visitors. This is an ideal place for long walks too; its natural greenery dotted with carefully laid out sculptures and intricately designed buildings.All India Art and Crafts Mela is a 15-day long fair that attracts art and crafts  lovers across the state to Shilparamam, Madhapur. Pottery, woodwork, handmade jewellery and handloom from across the  country are displayed. Nearly 600 stalls with more than 400 artisans from  all over the country participate in this mela, showcasing various  handlooms and handicrafts, such as handlooms stalls, jute products,  jewellery, wood carving, hand block printing, hand embroidery, shawls,  carpets, terracotta, blue pottery and stone carving by the artists of Jammu  and Kashmir, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, Karnataka, West Bengal,  Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Assam and Orissa.