Attraction for Chinese lighting fades in Junagadh, demand for Made in India lights rises
On the occasion of the Diwali festival, consumers are now prioritising quality and indigenous products
By Capital Kranti desk, Gandhinagar · Editor: Parth Thakkar
6 November 2026, 4:54 am · 1 min read
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According to a report by Sandesh, a major shift has been observed in the shopping for home decoration in the markets of Junagadh on the occasion of the Diwali festival. Previously, Chinese lighting and decorative items dominated the market, but this year, there has been a significant increase in the demand for 'Made in India' lighting and domestically manufactured goods.
Consumers are now placing more emphasis on the quality of products and indigenous items. Due to this change, local traders have also stocked a large quantity of attractive and latest Indian-made products. As the festival approaches, heavy crowds of people are being seen in the markets for shopping.
Many new varieties are available for decoration in the market this year, among which the demand for torans and diyas is the highest. Along with simple diyas, people are preferring modern designs and lighting diyas. For rangoli as well, the demand for attractive patterns has increased instead of common prints.
New lighting systems for illuminating the interior and exterior of homes have become the centre of attraction. Warm series, fountain models, star designs, and multi-colour lights are becoming particularly popular among consumers.
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