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Merchandise in Pakistan

Craft traditions carried forward by makers across four provinces.

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Pakistani merchandise is craft turned into product — ajrak shawls from Bhit Shah, Peshawari chappals stitched by hand, truck-art trays and mirrors, Multani blue pottery, Hunza dried apricots and Swati shawls sold from workshop counters and small studios.

Best time to visit
October–March for bazaar shopping in the plains; summer for northern craft markets.

Top spots for merchandise

  • Anarkali Bazaar
    Punjab
    Lahore's oldest market for textiles and khussa.
  • Qissa Khwani Bazaar
    KPK
    Peshawari chappals, copperware and dry fruit.
  • Empress Market
    Sindh
    Karachi's colonial-era market hall.
  • Karimabad craft shops
    Gilgit-Baltistan
    Hunza gemstones, caps and dried apricots.
  • Multan pottery stalls
    Punjab
    Cobalt tiles, bowls and lamps direct from the kiln.

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Questions about merchandise in Pakistan

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What Pakistani merchandise is featured?+

Sindhi ajrak shawls, Peshawari chappals, truck-art trays and mirrors, Multani blue pottery, Hunza dried fruit and gemstones, Swati shawls, khussa footwear and copperware.

Can I use these photos to sell products online?+

Yes, with a Standard license for a webstore or single-market campaign, or an Extended license for packaging, resale products and multi-market advertising.

Are the products shown actually made in Pakistan?+

Yes. Contributors name the workshop or bazaar where each item was made or sold, so listings can be attributed accurately.

How much does a merchandise photo cost to license?+

Personal and editorial use is free with attribution up to 1920 px. A Standard commercial license starts at PKR 1,200 and an Extended license at PKR 4,800. See /pricing for the full breakdown.

Do I need permission to photograph goods in a bazaar?+

No permit is needed, but ask the stallholder before shooting their display. Most agree, especially after a purchase.

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