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The Bombay Store, P.M. Road, Fort,Mumbai
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The Bombay Store on P.M. Road in Fort, Mumbai, is a landmark shop that has been selling Indian crafts and goods since 1906. Housed in a heritage building, the store is a treasure trove of Indian artistry: you'll find handwoven sarees, pashmina shawls, wooden carvings, brassware, jewelry, and spices. The atmosphere is old-world, with wooden shelves and helpful staff who can explain the origins of items. It's a great place to buy authentic souvenirs away from tourist traps. The store is located in the historic Fort area, near the Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus and other colonial-era landmarks, making it a convenient stop on a walking tour of Mumbai's heritage.
Don't miss
- Browse a wide selection of handloom sarees and fabrics
- Shop for authentic Kashmiri pashmina and silk scarves
- Find unique brass and wooden home decor items
- Pick up Indian spices, teas, and pickles as edible souvenirs
Tickets & tours
Ways to visit The Bombay Store, P.M. Road, Fort,Mumbai
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Know before you go
- Credit cards are accepted, but cash is useful for small purchases.
- Bargaining is not typical here; prices are fixed.
- They offer packing and shipping services for international visitors.
- Ask to see the saree draping demonstration if available.
A bit of history
Founded in 1906 as a cooperative to promote Indian handicrafts, The Bombay Store was part of the Swadeshi movement. It has operated from its current location since the 1920s, surviving through India's independence and modern retail changes.
Common questions
Is The Bombay Store a chain?
There are a few branches in Mumbai, but the Fort store is the original and most historic.
Can I buy souvenirs for friends back home?
Yes, they have a wide range of gifts, from small trinkets to large decor.
Is photography allowed inside?
Generally yes, but ask staff before taking photos of specific displays.
Do they sell jewelry?
Yes, including silver, gold-plated, and costume jewelry.
What are the store hours?
Typically 10 AM to 8 PM, but check their website for current timings.
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