Last updated: October 2026 · Method: built from published site information and recurring traveller reports; figures approximate, verify on site.
Pushkar’s bazaar streets sell three signature things: tribal-style silver jewellery, mirror-work textiles and rose products.
This shopping guide covers the bazaar streets of Pushkar: silver, textiles and rose products.
The guide
- The silver: tribal-style silver jewellery sold by the travelling communities; the verification discipline applies.
- The textiles: mirror-work bags and tie-dye, drawing on the bandhani tradition at Pushkar’s tourist scale.
- Where to buy: the rose-product counters, selling gulkand, rose water and attar.
The silver comes mostly through the travelling communities who trade here, so apply the usual verification discipline before paying craft-work prices: check the weight, ask about the hallmark and treat certainty as something you buy evidence for, not assume. The textiles lean on the bandhani and tie-dye tradition, with mirror-work bags the practical souvenir that survives the journey home. The rose counters sell gulkand, rose water and attar, some farm-direct from the valley’s fields. Haggling is expected on everything except fixed-price rose-product counters.