Bandra, an artsy Mumbai suburb on the Arabian Sea, is a favorite of the city’s creative set and counts Bollywood stars, film producers, artists and designers among its residents. Old bungalows in varying stages of dilapidation and colorful graffiti murals adorning the walls of cafes and shops lend a bohemian feel to the area, about 3.5 miles from bustling South Mumbai. Buzzy restaurants abound. But above all, Bandra is a mainstay shopping destination for Mumbaikars, who find it convenient that cool shops are clustered on a few streets. Shoppers are often on the lookout for one-of-a-kind wares, whether it’s home goods, clothes or works by emerging artists.

This five-story, 10,000 square-foot shop is a magnet for art lovers. The works here include more than 400 paintings from up-and-coming Indian artists, tribal sculptures crafted in central India and hundreds of statues in teakwood and marble of Hindu gods such as Ganesha and Krishna, as well as elephants. The knowledgeable staff can help shoppers navigate through the overwhelming assortment. Prices from 200 rupees, or about $2.90.

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