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Firecrackers, oil lamps, sweets and gifts - Diwali celebrations are incomplete without these. But this year, if you intend to celebrate a quiet Diwali sansDiwali diyas firecrackers, go a step further with the sweets and gifts. MetroMela brings to you some popular sweet shops in Cochin from where you can pick up the best mithais to celebrate this festive season...
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Interior Designer Priscilla Fernandez, who runs Design Trends in Kadavantra, Cochin, offers her tips and ideas on building a personal nook at home. Priscilla has several years of experience and has designed the interiors of independent homes as well as apartments. Here's what Priscilla has to say about creating that special nook for yourself at home...
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Parthas is located on MG Road and is one of Cochin's oldest textile showrooms. It has grown in leaps and bounds over the years and today it caters to the shopping needs of every generation. From western casuals to formals and from ethnic wear to night clothes, Parthas has it all! The staff at the entrance quickly ushers you to whichever section you ask for. The store appears a little overcrowded with products...
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Onam is just a few days away and Cochin is all geared up for the festive season. There are sales galore around town, not to forget the melas and foodPookalam, Onam fests! MetroMela brings you the Onam event guide; it’s nothing short of a handbook that tells you what’s happening in your city during this season of celebrations and what you can do to make the best of this holiday time...
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Seematti on MG Road, Cochin is a mammoth-sized fashion destination for the entire family. Led by the dynamic fashionista, Beena Kannan, Seematti has a vast collection of clothing for men, women and kids. However, it is primarily known for its remarkable assortment of sarees for all occasions...
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Mahatma Gandhi Road (MG Road), earlier known as 70 Feet Road is one of the most happening places in Cochin. This 4 kilometer road branches off from Banerji Road on the north right up to Thevara Junction down south. MG road has now evolved as the city’s main commercial centre...
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Shoppers, here’s something irresistible for you. MetroMela has covered the finer details of the Grand Kerala Shopping Festival for you. Started in 2007, this is a 45 day shopping festival where merchants across various product lines and from 14 districts of Kerala take part...
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Fabindia is a cute little shop on the first floor of Bay Pride Mall at Marine Drive in Cochin. This is a rather small shop compared to its other branches in the city but houses quite a few products in vibrant colors...
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Ateesee has curtain and furnishing fabrics in many designs and colors. Materials are available...
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Mamma’s Collection which is spread across two floors stocks clothes for the entire family. For girls and boys up to the age of 15, they have a wide collection of cotton garments, the prices of which start from...
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