
West Bengal · District
Murshidabad
Murshidabad (Berhampore), the old Nawabi capital of Bengal, is famous for its heritage silk handlooms — the GI-tagged Baluchari sari and the ancient Murshidabad tussar/mulberry silk — along with GI-tagged chhanabora, the signature sweet of the district. The Khagra neighbourhood of Berhampore is renowned for bell-metal and brass utensils (Khagrai Kansha), and the district's farms supply the GI-tagged Himsagar mango. Together these silk, sweet, metalware and mango products make up the district's buyable heritage.
Sub-regions known for craft
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What You Can Buy Here

Baluchari Silk Sari
₹8,000 – ₹75,000

Murshidabad Silk (Tussar/Mulberry) Sari
₹1,500 – ₹15,000
Chhanabora (Chhan Bora)
₹250 – ₹800
Khagra Bell-Metal and Brass Utensils (Khagrai Kansha)
₹500 – ₹15,000

Berhampore Khaja
₹150 – ₹600

Himsagar Mango (Malda Himsagar)
₹300 – ₹900
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