Join Amrapali Museum for the walkthrough of its collection of Indian jewellery and jewelled objects. The museum has several areas to focus over two floors. The ground floor displays items of beauty and adornment, silver and gold jewellery for every part of the body, from virtually every region of India; with a special focus on pieces that are connected with rites of passage, from birth to death. The basement houses numerous inspirations for designs that have been available to the Indian craftsman over time, seen through both the jewelry and the range of silver objects in the collection. A separate section is dedicated to heirloom textiles that are embellished with gold and silver. The entire collection is made up of over 4000 pieces, of which around 800 are on display. The rest can be seen in the Visual Storage. Unlike other museums, where thousands of exhibits remain out of sight for lack of space, Amrapali Museum brings you the Visual Store, housing the reserve collection. Visitors are welcome to explore the Visual Store cases in the museum. The Founders are keen to share their entire collection with the world, in the belief that the unknown creators of each piece would have wanted their work to be seen and admired. Because these creations are ageless, timeless and priceless.

Venue: Amrapali Museum, Ground Floor, K, 14/B, Ashok Marg, Panch Batti, C Scheme, Ashok Nagar, Jaipur