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A unique and popular place in the city of Ahmedabad is Law Garden Market. This market is known for fashion lovers and is especially famous for traditional Gujarati wear and handicrafts. Located in the central part of the city, this market is an attractive shopping center for locals as well as tourists from home and abroad. Every evening it is like a fair.

Law Garden – A humble haven

Law Garden is a nice and green garden that is a relaxing place for people in the afternoon. Especially in the morning and evening, people come here for walking, jogging or yoga. A market full of hawkers has emerged around the garden, which is today known as "Law Garden Market".

History and development of the market

The origin of this market can be traced back to the early 1990s when some women opened stalls near the Ring Road to sell local handicrafts and Kathiyawadi clothes. Gradually this market became popular and today thousands of people come to this market for shopping daily. With the development of the city, Law Garden Market has also developed extensively.

Handicrafts and Kathiyawadi dresses

The clothes like Kathiyawadi Chaniya-choli, Bandhani, mirror work, Kutch embroidery found here are its main attraction. A different passion is seen here during Navratri. People come here to buy new designs of Chaniya choli and Kathiyawadi art. This market is especially like a paradise for women.

Special favorite things for men

In this market, men can also buy saffron turbans, kurta-pyjamas, Kathiyawadi hats and different types of stalls. These dresses, which show the old Gujarati tradition, are very popular among today's youth as well. They are bought from here especially for any cultural program or wedding.

Attractive handicrafts for home decoration

Law Garden Market also has various handicrafts available to enhance the beauty of the home such as wall hangings, torch light lamps, artistic rugs, cushion covers, purses made of rope, etc. The authentic handicrafts found here are made by the women of the house and one can see the hard work behind each item.

Variety of ornaments and aukzaria

Different types of handmade aukzaria for women are also found here. Items like oxidized silver jhumkas, handmade beads, Kathiawadi style waist belts, pagla are very popular. During Navratri, a special range of aukzaria is found here.

Delicious stalls for food lovers

Not just shopping, there are also many vibrant food stalls in the vicinity of Law Garden Market. Especially Chole Bhature, Pancharatan Bhel, Pavbhaji, delicious Chinese, Masala Dosa and authentic Gujarati food are easily available here. In the evening, a crowd of food lovers is seen here.

Housewives and organized self-employment

This market is the main source of employment for many families. Many NGOs or women's groups sell their handmade products here. This has increased their confidence and they have also moved towards self-reliance in economic terms.

Special attraction for tourists

Today, Law Garden Market has become a leading place among the tourist destinations of Ahmedabad. This market has also been included as a top recommendation in guidebooks and online platforms. From here, people buy beautiful things as memorable souvenirs or gifts for themselves.

Value and bargaining

Everything is available here at reasonable prices and sometimes there is also a price war. Many people buy home decor, clothes, antiques, handmade gifts in bulk here. Many people also start their own small businesses from here.

Traffic and parking arrangements

The market is often crowded, especially on Saturday and Sunday evenings. Nowadays, special arrangements have been made by AMC for parking. Private parking lots are also available nearby so that visitors can easily park their vehicles in an organized manner.

Future expectations and modernization

Currently, AMC and other organizations are working for the organized development of this place. Facilities like giving location for stalls according to the map, placing dustbins, installing CCTV cameras are being added. In the future, there is a thought of creating a food court and local handicraft shopping village here in an organized manner.