If the products of more than 30 enterprises meet under one roof in an aesthetic atmosphere, then it does not become a great thing. With this in mind, the country's well-known fashion brand Khot has arranged a fair titled 'Hatkahan' at house number 15, Dhanmondi Sat. This fair will be held every month. There are more than 30 indigenous enterprises here. From jewelry to home decor, sarees, blouses, t-shirts, oils, pickles, bags, handmade dry foods—what's missing here!

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Almost every day after the start, the crowd here increases as the day progresses. From students studying in schools, colleges and universities, people of all ages can be seen in Hatkahan. As soon as you enter through the gate, you will feel as if you have arrived in another state. All domestic products are available here. In each corner, the products of each entrepreneur are arranged. You can buy your favorite products while listening to music in a quiet environment.

The volunteers here are also very sincere. They help customers with anything. Now let's come, what can be found in this Hatkahan Mela, in that story. Among the various products of a total of 34 small and big entrepreneurs, the most variety is seen in the jewelry collection here.

Those who prefer a slightly different style of jewellery, can enter Hatkahn and hit the corner of 'R'. The brand is working on seed jewelry. Along with this, various types of natural materials like clay, wood, copper, silver are also found in jewelry.

Different seeds are available in different seasons. These eye-catching jewelry are made by collecting them. Buyers will find earrings, neckpieces and rings made from dyes, bakul, gourd and pumpkin seeds, gila, pearls and many other exceptional materials like tea, rubber, kudzu and lotus seeds as soon as they enter the fair.

Various types of jewelery made of metal and beads are available in 'Kunjari'. The owner of the brand, Nazira Binte Alam, said that brass metal jewelery made by local artisans is her signature product. Customized designs are also done in Kunjari.

On the other hand, entrepreneur Sadia bint Farid's brand 'The Craft Lady' offers colorful jewelry like bangles, pendants, and neckpieces made of trendy clay. Interestingly, the jewelery is all in floral designs. Another jewelery brand 'Gahna Ghabe' has handmade fabric, jute and cord jewellery. Mitkela jewelry on the other hand is made of wood and beads.

Those who want minimalistic jewelry to wear everyday to office and university, must visit Hawker's Corner. Wooden jewellery, bangles, hair bands with colorful thread braids, hairpins are all available here.

Entrepreneur Zareen Raihana's brands 'Vibhushan' and 'Daag' offer a unique collection of clay and metal jewellery. Vibhushan has various types of metal jewelry and dat has clay necklaces, chokers, pendants, bangles, naths and rings. Zarin himself makes the clay jewelry. He said, 'I do things with our culture. The key to this initiative is to prioritize simple design.'

Mallika, another Hatkahne jewelry brand, has a huge collection of palas in various designs and colors. And in 'Bishakha' there are absolutely authentic Shankharibazar shells, shells and rings. Those who are looking for jewelry for pooja can keep an eye on these corners.