The Craft Confluence Fair 2026 organized by Delhi Haat INA in New Delhi is receiving enthusiastic visitor response. According to the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, total sales of ₹88 lakh 36 thousand 416 were recorded by 12 November 2026.
The 15‑day fair will run until 15 November 2026. A senior ministry official said that the event showcases traditional hand‑crafts and handloom products from across the country, giving artisans a direct link to consumers.
More than 130 stalls are set up across seven thematic zones
The official said the fair is organised on the theme ‘Light and Tradition – Ignite Light from Light’. It is divided into seven thematic zones named Kala Angan, Prakash Chowk, Puja Path, Sajavat Bazaar, Gharana, Swad Chowk and Manch, where more than 130 stalls have been installed.
The stalls offer a range of traditional hand‑crafts, handloom textiles, decorative items and indigenous products. In addition, artists from various states are presenting folk dances and traditional music performances.
Artisans are receiving direct benefits
The fair is being organised through the National Scheduled Castes Finance and Development Corporation, National Backward Classes Finance and Development Corporation, National Sanitation Workers Finance and Development Corporation and National Persons with Disabilities Finance and Development Corporation.
According to the ministry, free stalls, travel expenses, daily allowances and transport of goods are being provided to ensure broad participation of artisans.

