Santushti Shopping Complex, Delhi

About Santushti Shopping Complex, Delhi

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Best Shops In Santushti Shopping Complex, Delhi

Santushti Concept- Home Decor

Wives of air force officers have come together to offer a select range of collectibles , mostly home decor pieces, at Santushti Concept. Choose from a vast array of gifts, the most attractive being in silver plating and white metal. Deities of the Hindu pantheon and candle stands are favorites. There is a choice of wooden trays, brass vases and statuettes. Fine artificial jewellery in silver and with semi-precious stones and beads is tempting. Household linen, including bed and cushion covers and table mats, is also available. With a wide range to choose from, a generous display of items and price points as low as Rs. 200 – Rs 500 per piece, it is pleasure to stop by and shop here.

Gifts and Handicrafts, Handicrafts

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Christina- Ethnic Dresses

Christina is a well known store that has branches in several Indian cities. They stock kurtas, stoles, jackets ,scarves & tunics. Their choice of fabrics is typically crepe , satin or georgette in elegant prints . They do not do any sequin and zardosi work. They specialize in casual wear chic garments made up in understated tones, which would typically appeal to western sensibilities and the cosmopolitan Indian woman. The average prices range from Rs 3000 to Rs 12000/ piece. They also stock ties for men and accessories. For more such reviews, check out Shopkhoj

Clothing, Salwar Suits, Shawls and Scarves, Kurtis, Fabrics

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Tulsi- Sarees

Tulsi Delhi shop is a great place to shop for your general shopping needs. Neeru Kumar is a senior textile designer & conservationist. She retails under the brand names Tulsi & Neeru Kumar She was one of the pioneers in promoting handwoven tussar , ikat from Odisha and khadi muslin from Bengal in the global markets of Japan & USA in the early 90s. She has created stylish ready to wear garments in Chanderi silk, cotton & Khadi. Shop for jackets, pants, skirts, tops & tunics in these fabrics .They have a wonderful collection of saris too. They also stock a wide range of bedcovers & cushions, table mats & runners. Dupatas, scarves & stoles form their accessories collection. They have an online presence as well. For reviews of more such Delhi shops, check out Shopkhoj

Clothing, Salwar Suits, Kurtis

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Anokhi Santushti Complex- Home Furnishings

Anokhi sells ethnic Indian women’s cotton wear with traditional block prints and vegetable dyes. Having its origins in Jaipur, Rajasthan, Anokhi is known for preserving the Ajrakh, Bagru, Balotra, Napthol, Sanganer, Jaipur and temple printing styles in contemporary textiles. Apart from tunics, skirts, salwar-kameez, chudidars, patialas, dupattas, stoles and tops, you can also take your pick from colorful bed-linen, curtains, quilts and bags. The designs are simple, modern and trendy. The shop stocks its products based on color and design. So you will find garments having the same print and color at one place, just pick your size. The skirts are priced at Rs. 600 – Rs. 800 while tops are Rs. 500 and above.

Clothing, Salwar Suits, Kurtis, Western Wear

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About Santushti Shopping Complex, Delhi

From boutique stores to designer labels, art galleries, salons, thai food and cosiest spots, Chanakyapuri-based Santushti Shopping Complex is an ultimate shopper’s paradise.

For the uninitiated, Air Force Wives’ Welfare Association started the Santushti Shopping Complex in the early 80s. What attracts shoppers the most here is serene surroundings, with lush green lawns. A favourite with the elite, Santushti shelters terracotta-roofed designer boutiques selling exquisite sarees, heavily embellished salwar suits, stylish western dresses, ornate shawls and trendy stoles.

You can spend hours just admiring the beautiful jewellery and silverware in some shops. Ensemble, which sells silk dresses, also has ethereal pearl collections.

Speciality Shops @ Santushti Shopping Complex

A speciality tea shop, Sancha, sells exclusive tea at the Santushti Shopping Complex. Designer Neeru Kumar’s splendorous woven scarves are sold at Tulsi. Resplendent kashgar (sheer cashmere wool) shawls are sold at Nur. Home furnishing from Anokhi is also much sought after.

This small shopping complex offers a plenty of avenues for shopping and fun. While Kastro’s is famed for its fine Cuban cigars, Inchie Tape, Anokhi, Christina, and Maison.15, amongst others, are also some of the favourite destinations for regular shoppers. Run by the Air Force Wives’ association, this complex is quite popular as a much loved hanging out joint for diplomats’ wives.

When you are done shopping, you may as well head over to Diggins for amazing Pizza’s or Salad. If you wish to try out some dessert or a smoothie, do check out Olivia. Oriental Cafe One Degree East is also a good option available at this shopping complex.

The rich and the famous frequent Santushti Shopping Complex not only for the products but for the privacy that the enclosed complex offers.

It is one of the quieter places to go shopping in Delhi.

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