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Storia dell'artigianato, note sugli oggetti della collezione e guide su cos'altro vale la pena vedere a Jaipur. I testi sono firmati dal curatore che li ha scritti.

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La rivista del Gyan Museum è scritta dai curatori del museo a Jaipur. Tratta le tecniche alla base della gioielleria e della lavorazione dei metalli del Rajasthan, gli oggetti della collezione del museo di 2.500 pezzi, e guide ai musei e all'artigianato della città. Gli articoli riportano un autore nominato e una data. Il museo stesso è aperto dal lunedì al sabato solo su appuntamento anticipato.

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  • 26 August 2026

    Beyond the forts: Jaipur once you have seen Amber

    Amber, Nahargarh and Jaigarh take a day. This is what the city has for the days after — craft, water architecture, printing, astronomy and the collections nobody queues for.

    Di Gyan Museum · The museum · 3 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 26 August 2026

    Jaipur in two days

    An itinerary that assumes you arrived last night and leave the day after tomorrow. Ordered by heat, traffic and opening times rather than by importance.

    Di Gyan Museum · The museum · 3 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 26 August 2026

    Kundan, meenakari, thewa, polki: what the words mean

    Four words used constantly in Jaipur and almost always loosely. Each names an operation performed by a different hand, in a fixed order, and none of them is a style.

    Di Gyan Museum · The museum · 3 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 26 August 2026

    The museums of Jaipur: an honest comparison

    Eight museums in one city, and what each one is actually for. A guide written by one of them, which is a reason to read it carefully and a reason it tries to be fair.

    Di Gyan Museum · The museum · 5 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 26 August 2026

    Reading India's smallest coins

    Hoysala and Vijayanagara gold: coins the size of a lentil, struck with a punch, carrying a whole iconography. How to look at something four millimetres across.

    Di Gyan Museum · The museum · 3 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 26 August 2026

    The hookah as an object of luxury

    The mouthpiece is the part that touched a person. That is why it was made of silver and enamel and rubies, why it was carried, and why a collection of them can be a collection at all.

    Di Gyan Museum · The museum · 3 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 5 November 2025

    The legacy of Marwar coins

    Marwar struck its own coinage for more than two centuries, in mints at Jodhpur, Nagaur, Pali and Sojat. This entry reads the coins in the museum's numismatics gallery as documents of a kingdom rather than as bullion.

    Di Adib Rizvi · Curator · 2 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 23 September 2025

    Enamelled Shrinathji and Ganga pendants

    Sixteen gold enamelled Shrinathji pendants and twenty miniature Ganga pendants painted on wasli. Devotional jewellery made to be worn, and read at arm's length.

    Di Nikita Sharma · Curator · 2 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 16 September 2025

    Collecting East Asian antiques: Gyan ji's jade

    A Buddha, a marriage bowl, a Ming urn bottle with a dragon in relief, a plaque with three deer. Why a collector of Rajasthani jewellery kept buying Chinese jade.

    Di Nikita Sharma · Curator · 1 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 4 September 2025

    Jewels of the desert: Rajasthan's jewellery heritage

    Kundan, meenakari, polki, thewa, jadau. What Rajasthan's jewellery techniques actually are, where each was made, and how to tell them apart in a case.

    Di Nikita Sharma · Curator · 2 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 16 August 2025

    Sanjhi: cutting paper for a river

    Nineteenth-century Sanjhi stencils in the collection. A devotional paper-cut tradition from Mathura and Vrindavan, made to be used once on water and then thrown away.

    Di Nikita Sharma · Curator · 1 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 31 July 2025

    Karni Bharni: a Jain manuscript of consequences

    Karni Bharni — 'as you do, so you receive'. An illustrated Jain manuscript tradition that sets out the results of actions, held in the museum's Jainism gallery.

    Di Adib Rizvi · Curator · 1 min di lettura · In inglese

  • 11 March 2019

    The art of miniature painting

    Wasli, squirrel-hair brushes, ground mineral pigment and burnishing from behind. How a Rajasthani miniature is actually made, and what to look for in one.

    Di Adib Rizvi · Curator · 1 min di lettura · In inglese

Vedere questi oggetti

Gli oggetti trattati qui sono conservati al Gyan Museum a Sitapura, Jaipur. Il museo è aperto dal lunedì al sabato solo su appuntamento anticipato, e una visita è guidata da un curatore.