Nairobi’s Diamond Plaza sparkled with the vibrant colors and sounds of the India & Middle East Expo and Diwali Carnival! The event was inaugurated by Prof. Micheni Japhet Ntiba, the Former PS of Fisheries, alongside Living Quarters Director Mr. Mohammed Inam Khan, marking a festive celebration of culture and community. Under the horizon TV captured the essence of the event.
Living Quarters, known for its exquisite Indian handloom products, added a special touch to the festivities. As a manufacturer, exporter, wholesaler, and retailer, Living Quarters brings the beauty of Indian craftsmanship directly to you. Imagine handmade bedsheets that tell stories, Persian carpets rich in heritage, and Indian home furniture that adds a touch of elegance to any space. And that’s not all – their collection includes women’s and men’s clothing, dazzling jewelry, kitchen and dining essentials, and unique home decor pieces.
What makes Living Quarters truly special? They source their materials directly from skilled artisans, ensuring fair prices and top-notch quality. This direct connection allows them to offer these treasures at up to 70% lower prices compared to the market.
The Diwali Carnival was a sensory feast, a vibrant tapestry of culture and a celebration of light over darkness. With Living Quarters’ exquisite offerings, the event truly showcased the beauty and artistry of India. It was more than just an expo; it was a gathering of community, a celebration of heritage, and a spark of Diwali joy in the heart of Nairobi.
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