Navratri Edit · Jaipur
You bring the brand.
We bring the buyers.
Two days at Kesari Bagh, Vaishali Nagar — ethnic and western wear, kidswear, jewellery, food and homemade labels under one roof. 90 stalls, every category capped, and thirty days of marketing spent on filling the ground before you open your shutters.
- Written allotment letter
- Category caps
- Early-bird rates until 25 September
- Gate count shared after the show
2,500+
Expected footfall
across the two days
90
Stalls only
every category capped
₹6,000
Stalls from
early bird, until 25 September
Reels & on-ground
Extensive marketing
creators, hoardings, societies
Footfall is our projection for the Navratri Edit, based on the venue's capacity and our promotion plan — not a past-event claim. After the show we publish the real gate count, and every exhibitor gets it in writing.
9 reasons, and not one of them is
“great exposure”.
Most of what an exhibition sells you is a promise. Here is what we have actually committed to, in the order that matters to the person paying for the stall.
- 01
Two days at the top of the buying season
We have not picked a random weekend. The Navratri Edit runs on 11 and 12 October, as Jaipur starts spending on the festive and wedding season. Lehengas, gifting, jewellery, trousseau — the things people put off in August get bought in these weeks.
- 02
Entry is registered, so the numbers are real
Entry is free, but every visitor signs in with a name and number at the gate. That is how we know the true gate count instead of guessing it, how we can tell you which categories the crowd came for, and how you get a lead list after the show.
- 03
A crowd we build by hand
Before a single ad runs, we work our way through residential societies, clubs, school parent groups and our own WhatsApp lists across west Jaipur. Invitations go out person to person. That base is what fills the Sunday, before the walk-ins arrive.
- 04
Vaishali Nagar, not the edge of the city
Kesari Bagh sits inside Vaishali Nagar, with Nirman Nagar, Mansarovar, Chitrakoot, Queens Road and Ajmer Road all within a short drive. On-site parking, and level, step-free ground, so customers with strollers and elderly parents do not turn back at the entrance.
- 05
Reels first, then everything offline
Jaipur creators shooting reels before the show and live from the floor, geo-targeted Instagram and Meta ads, hoardings across west Jaipur, society standees, WhatsApp broadcasts and school and club circulars. Six channels, every one of them running — the full plan and its schedule is on this page, and not a line of it is padding.
- 06
Category caps, so you are not one of forty
There are 90 stalls, not a round hundred, and we limit how many any one category can take. You will not walk in to find thirty saree stalls and yours at the far end. If your category is full we say so and put you on the list for the next edit, instead of taking your money.
- 07
Book early and pay less
A single table is ₹6,000 until 25 September 2026, and ₹7,000 from 26 September. The same goes for the larger stalls. The early-bird rate is not a fake discount that runs forever — the date is published here and we hold to it.
- 08
Somebody on the floor both days
A JASHN coordinator is at Kesari Bagh from 7 am on setup morning to teardown. Power trips, a missing extension board, a customer dispute, a delivery at the back gate — there is a person to call, not a form to fill.
- 09
Plain paperwork
A written allotment letter with your stall number, a receipt for every payment, the cancellation terms in the same document, and no charge that appears after you have paid.
The crowd, described honestly.
The people we spend our budget bringing to Kesari Bagh — and the ones you will be selling to.
Women, 25 to 55
Shopping the festive and wedding season for themselves and their families. Our largest group by a distance, and the reason we run over Navratri.
West Jaipur families
Households in Vaishali Nagar, Nirman Nagar, Mansarovar, Chitrakoot and along Ajmer Road, who come as a family and stay two to three hours.
Society and club members
Residential societies and clubs across Jaipur that we invite directly, with their own entry list at the gate.
Our WhatsApp community
Shoppers who asked to hear about our events. They get the first invite and they turn up on the Sunday.
What is on the floor
- Ethnic & traditional wearLehengas, sarees, suits, kurta sets
- Western & fusion wearDresses, co-ords, indo-western
- KidswearNewborn to teen, ethnic and casual
- JewelleryFine, silver, imitation, handcrafted
- Bags, footwear & accessoriesClutches, juttis, stoles, belts
- Food & beveragesSnacks, bakes, pickles, chocolates, beverages
- Homemade & artisanalCandles, soaps, preserves, craft
- Home & décorLinen, tableware, furnishings, gifting
- Beauty & wellnessSkincare, haircare, fragrance
- Festive & wedding giftingTrousseau packing, hampers, invites
The whole marketing plan, published before you pay.
Thirty days, eight channels, one budget. If a channel is on this list, the money for it is already committed — and you can ask for the media receipts after the show.
| Channel | What we actually do | When |
|---|---|---|
| Creator reels | Jaipur fashion, food and lifestyle creators posting reels in the run-up, then shooting live from the floor across both days. | Day −21 onwards |
| Instagram & Meta ads | Geo-targeted to Jaipur pin codes, interest and lookalike audiences, with a daily spend cap we publish to exhibitors. | Day −30 to Day 0 |
| Hoardings & society standees | Hoarding sites across west Jaipur, plus standees and notice-board posters in every partner society. | Day −21 |
| WhatsApp broadcast | Invites to our shopper list, then a reminder the evening before and a morning-of message with the map pin for Kesari Bagh. | Day −10, −1, 0 |
| School & club tie-ups | Parent-group circulars and club newsletters across west Jaipur, with an invite code per family. | Day −14 |
| Your co-marketing kit | Posters with your brand name, invite cards, reel templates and stall-number graphics — sent to you the week you confirm. | On confirmation |
Kesari Bagh, Vaishali Nagar.
Somewhere west Jaipur can reach without planning the day around it — which is most of the battle with a two-day exhibition.
- Address
- Kesari Bagh, Vaishali Nagar, Jaipur
- Dates
- Sunday 11 & Monday 12 October 2026, 11 am – 9 pm
- Setup
- Sunday 11 October, from 7 am
- Parking
- On-site, with valet through the day
- Reachable by
- A short drive from Amrapali Circle; autos and buses to Vaishali Nagar
- Catchment
- Nirman Nagar, Mansarovar, Chitrakoot, Queens Road and Ajmer Road
- Facilities
- Washrooms on site, food court, nursing room, first aid
Three stalls. One price for both days.
One price covers both days, and your tables are laid out before you arrive on the Sunday morning. Nothing extra for setting up or for the signage. Stalls do not carry a power point, so bring a power bank for your card machine.
Early-bird rates end 25 September 2026
From 26 September: ₹7,000 · ₹9,000 · ₹12,000
Single table
In-line stall
₹6,000
Early bird · till 25 September
₹7,000 from 26 September · both days
- One table with cover and 2 chairs
- Your brand name on the stall signage
- Listing in the floor map & exhibitor directory
- Co-marketing kit — posters, invites, reel templates
Two tables
RecommendedIn-line stall, double frontage
₹8,000
Early bird · till 25 September
₹9,000 from 26 September · both days
- Two tables with covers and 2 chairs
- Your brand name on the stall signage
- Wider frontage on a main aisle
- One dedicated post on the JASHN Instagram
Corner stall
Corner position, two open sides
₹10,000
Early bird · till 25 September
₹12,000 from 26 September · both days
- Everything in the two-table stall
- Corner position — open and visible from two sides
- Placement near the entrance or food court
- Your logo on the entry arch
- Prices are per stall for both days, not per day.
- Early-bird rates hold until 25 September 2026. From 26 September: ₹7,000, ₹9,000 and ₹12,000.
- 50% holds your stall; the balance is due by 30 September 2026.
- Stall numbers are allotted on the date of full payment, not the date of enquiry.
The floor at Kesari Bagh
Stage along the top, entry at the bottom, and every stall numbered. Corner stalls sit at the ends of the two centre blocks, where both aisles see you.
Enquiry to shutters up, in six steps.
- 01
Send an enquiry
Fill the form on this site or message us on WhatsApp. Tell us your category and the stall size you have in mind.
- 02
We hold a stall for you
We check the category cap, block the stall against your name and send you the Kesari Bagh floor map with the numbers still open.
- 03
Pay 50% to confirm
Half the stall price holds it. You get the allotment letter, your stall number and a receipt the same day. The balance is due by 30 September.
- 04
Get your kit
Your name for the signage, co-marketing posters, invite cards and the exhibitor manual with timings, entry gates and do's and don'ts.
- 05
Set up on the morning
Kesari Bagh opens to exhibitors at 7 am on Sunday 11 October. Your tables are laid out and ready — you have four hours to dress the stall before doors open at 11.
- 06
Exhibit
Sunday 11 and Monday 12 October, 11 am to 9 pm. A coordinator on the floor, and the gate count shared with you each evening.
The questions we get asked before every booking.
Not on the list? Ask us on WhatsApp — someone answers, usually within the hour.
Is the stall price per day or for the whole exhibition?
For the whole exhibition — both days. Setting up on the morning of 11 October is included; there is no separate charge for it.
What is the early-bird price and when does it end?
A single table is ₹6,000, two tables ₹8,000 and a corner stall ₹10,000, if you book by 25 September 2026. From 26 September the same stalls are ₹7,000, ₹9,000 and ₹12,000. The date is fixed — we do not quietly extend it.
What exactly is included in the stall?
Your table or tables with covers, 2 chairs, your brand name on the stall signage, and your listing in the floor map and exhibitor directory. You bring stock, your own display and a card machine.
How much do I pay to hold a stall?
50% of the stall price confirms your booking and gets you an allotment letter with your stall number. The balance is due by 30 September 2026.
Do I need a GST number to exhibit?
No. You can exhibit without one.
Can I sell food?
Yes, in the food court area. You will need a valid FSSAI registration and we will ask for a copy at the time of booking. Open-flame cooking is subject to the venue's rules.
Is there a power point at my stall?
No. Stalls do not come with a power supply, so plan for it — a charged power bank for your card machine and phone, and battery or daylight-friendly lighting for your display. If you have a specific power requirement, tell us when you enquire and we will let you know what is possible at the venue.
What time can I set up?
Kesari Bagh opens to exhibitors at 7 am on Sunday 11 October. Doors open to visitors at 11 am, so you have four hours to lay out your stock.
Is there storage for extra stock?
Yes. There is a common storage area on site, and you may keep stock at your stall overnight between the two days. Security is on site through the night, but we recommend you take valuables and cash home with you.
How is my stall number decided?
By the date we receive full payment, within your category. We send the Kesari Bagh floor map with your enquiry so you can tell us the stalls you would prefer, and we allot the best one still open.
What if I have to cancel?
The 50% booking amount is non-refundable, because the stall comes off the map the moment it is yours and another brand cannot take it. The terms are printed in the allotment letter, so there is nothing to discover later.
Will you share the visitor data with me?
Entry is registered by name and number. After the show, every exhibitor gets the gate count and the aggregate visitor profile. Individual contact details are shared only where the visitor has consented to being contacted by exhibitors.
This is your first edit. Why should I trust the numbers?
Fair question. We have not claimed a history we do not have — the footfall figure on this page is marked as a projection for the Navratri Edit. What we can show you is the Kesari Bagh booking, the marketing plan, the society and club tie-ups, and the terms we put in writing. Ask us for any of it before you pay.
Navratri Edit · 11 & 12 October 2026 · Jaipur
Tell us your category.
We will tell you what is left.
JASHN is run out of Jaipur by four co-founders — Riya Khunteta, Satwik Sharma, Aadhya Sharma and Kabir. The Navratri Edit is the first show under the JASHN name, and we would rather tell you that up front than pretend otherwise.