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Deepavali countdown: an address for mindful festive shopping in Chennai

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Lakshmy Harikrishnan
Deepavali countdown: an address for mindful festive shopping in Chennai
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The Mathi Experience Store in Chennai is promoting mindful shopping for Deepavali by showcasing products created by women's self-help groups. The initiative, supported by the Tamil Nadu Corporation for Development of Women, aims to provide market access to marginalized artisans.

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It highlights the intersection of cultural festivities and economic empowerment for women in local communities.

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Deepavali countdown: an address for mindful festive shopping in Chennai left At the cafe attached to the Mathi Experience Store on Valluvarkottam High Road in Nungambakkam. Lakshmy Harikrishnan https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/opcg1x/article71622467.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/25dc-Diwali-shoG6IGN34IR.4.jpg.jpg DOWNTOWN Mathi Experience Store in Nungambakkam. A thought to keep as Deepavali shopping is likely to gain momentum this week: by buying products at Mathi Experience Store in Nungambakkam, a flagship initiative of Tamil Nadu Corporation for Development of Women, one would be helping women self-help groups Next-door neighbour to Valluvar Kottam, the Mathi Experience Store situated in the Anna Teresa Women’s Complex on Valluvarkottam High Road in Nungambakkam, carries swank. It is something of a “fishbowl shop”, its glass walls literally showcasing the products stacked on the shelves to someone lingering outside and yet to step into the outlet.

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