About Slow Bazaar
Slow Bazaar is a part of The Slow Movement, started by India's famous story teller, Neelesh Misra.
Slow Bazaar is one segment of this brand, a sincere effort to take you #BackToBasics — to a slower, more meaningful and rooted life. Slow bazaar is owned by Slow Products, a unique enterprise that seeks to stand alongside the creator as well as the consumer. The creator could be a farmer working in the fields of a remote rural Indian farm field, or an artisan creating beautiful works of art carrying forward a tradition of generations, or an artist painting tribal art and keeping alive a centuries-old heritage.
NEELEAH MISRA
Neelesh Misra, known for his nostalgic storytelling and soulful writing, has built a communityaround connecting people to their roots — to simpler times, rural life, and the quieter joys of life.Through his work in radio, literature, and rural journalism — Gaon Connection, he has revivedthe art of slow living that calms and heals.
Yamini Misra
Yamini Misra, with a clear vision in social change and ethical development, brings a clear-eyedunderstanding of what it means to live intentionally. Her work has always brought togethercommunities of creators and consumers with care, and conscience — values that are often lostin the rush of modern life.
About Slow Bazaar
Slow Bazaar is a part of The Slow Movement, started by India's famous story teller, Neelesh Misra.
Slow Bazaar is one segment of this brand, a sincere effort to take you #BackToBasics — to a slower, more meaningful and rooted life. Slow bazaar is owned by Slow Products, a unique enterprise that seeks to stand alongside the creator as well as the consumer. The creator could be a farmer working in the fields of a remote rural Indian farm field, or an artisan creating beautiful works of art carrying forward a tradition of generations, or an artist painting tribal art and keeping alive a centuries-old heritage.
Started- 2020
Went to Bastar under an MoU with the government of Chhattisgarh to work with artisans and tribals of the state. It was a project to make the Dhokra art of Chhattisgarh available to the entire world. Enabling the tribals and artisans with a global market.
29000 Pin Codes
There are 29000 pin codes across
India and Slow Bazaar caters all of them - including the remotest of villages and towns. We are connected with artisans from all over the country from where we collect a wide range of products and bring them to a one stop destination- The Slow Bazaar.
Regional Expansion
We are spread across the country. The Northern most being Kashmir for Saron. The farthest South is Tamil Nadu from where we get our beautiful handloom sarees.