Handicraft Places near Taj Mahal

Immediately outside the west gate, you'll find government-operated handloom and handicraft shops offering intriguing items such as saris made from bamboo and banana fibers, handcrafted bed sheets, rugs, and a variety of marble objets d’art like key chains, accessories, and marble pots
Just outside the south gate, in the bustling area known as Taj Ganj, marble artists display their masterpieces—miniature Taj Mahal replicas, plaques, vases, statues, and wall hangings inlaid with semiprecious stones. These items are often fragile and expensive, so always request careful packaging

On Fatehabad Road—a key route near the monument—you’ll encounter some prominent shops such as Raman Exports, which offers marble goods, wool carpets, brassware, and wooden crafts across retail and wholesale formats . Nearby, the Handicrafts Store specializes in marble tables, coasters, statues, and even embroidery fabrics .The Agra Handicrafts Gallery (also on Fatehabad Road) features needlework and embroidery with interactive demonstrations for visitors.Additionally, Kalakriti Emporium, Cottage Industries Exposition, Subhash Emporium, and Marble Art Palace are known for their extensive collections of marble inlay items, Kashmiri rugs, pashmina, and much more, making them ideal for quality seekers.

Markets like Sadar Bazaar, Kinari Bazaar, and Subhash Bazaar offer a more local, vibrant shopping experience.

Sadar Bazaar, near Agra Cantt Railway Station, is a popular hub selling leather goods, garments, souvenirs, and handicrafts. It’s also home to the renowned Taj Leather World
Kinari Bazaar, near Jama Masjid, is famous for handicrafts, marble items, glassware, rugs, and textiles
Subhash Bazaar is your go-to for luxurious silk products and saris with intricate zari embroidery

For those who want a more curated and culturally immersive shopping experience, Shilpgram in the Taj Ganj area is a beautifully designed complex with open-air huts showcasing rural artisanal crafts. Here you can relax, shop, and even grab a bite.
If your visit coincides with Taj Mahotsav (February 18–27), you’ll be treated to a festive showcase of Indian arts and crafts, including marble works, zardozi embroidery, handicrafts, textiles, and more—all from across India and right near the Taj Mahal.

Handicraft Shops Near the Taj Mahal

A well-known destination for authentic Agra souvenirs, U.P. Handicrafts Palace offers marble inlay pieces, brassware, embroidered textiles, and miniature Taj replicas. The store emphasizes locally made products, ensuring both quality and cultural authenticity.

Renowned for its Pietra Dura marble artistry, this emporium lets visitors watch skilled artisans create inlaid marble tables, plates, and décor. Each piece reflects the elegance of Mughal craftsmanship and makes for a timeless souvenir.

With decades of experience, Subhash Emporium is celebrated for its premium marble inlay products. From ornate tabletops to delicate jewelry boxes, each creation combines traditional design with refined finishing.

More than just a shopping destination, Kalakriti offers cultural performances alongside its handicrafts section. Visitors can browse marble souvenirs, hand-knotted carpets, jewelry, and miniature paintings under one roof.

A lively market area close to the Taj, Sadar Bazaar is packed with small shops selling leather goods, marble trinkets, wooden crafts, and embroidered fabrics. The friendly bargaining atmosphere adds to the shopping experience.