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International Museum Day

Take a quick virtual tour of the Indian Museum on International Museum Day

An exhibition titled ‘The Power of Museums; Rare Treasures From the Collection of Indian Museum’ is being held to celebrate International Museum Week 2022

By My Kolkata Web Desk | Published 18.05.22, 09:51 PM
1/11 A goblet, made out of emerald, used by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to drink wine, was on display at the Indian Museum on the occasion of International Museum Day, on Wednesday

A goblet, made out of emerald, used by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan to drink wine, was on display at the Indian Museum on the occasion of International Museum Day, on Wednesday

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2/11 The wine goblet is donned with gold and encrusted with rubies around the brim, on the handles, and the base

The wine goblet is donned with gold and encrusted with rubies around the brim, on the handles, and the base

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3/11 Emperor Shah Jahan’s emerald ring on display on Wednesday. This ring was an instrument  to facilitate using a bow and arrow

Emperor Shah Jahan’s emerald ring on display on Wednesday. This ring was an instrument to facilitate using a bow and arrow

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4/11 A visitor looks closely at the wine goblet and the ring

A visitor looks closely at the wine goblet and the ring

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5/11 A ‘kapala’ or skull cap made of a human skull, copper and blue stone. The artefact was used as a bowl in religious ceremonies

A ‘kapala’ or skull cap made of a human skull, copper and blue stone. The artefact was used as a bowl in religious ceremonies

Amit Datta/My Kolkata
6/11 A 20th-century trumpet made out of human bone and leather. The instrument, which was excavated in Ladakh, Tibet, was used for religious rituals at temples

A 20th-century trumpet made out of human bone and leather. The instrument, which was excavated in Ladakh, Tibet, was used for religious rituals at temples

Amit Datta/My Kolkata
7/11 A fifth-century terracotta stele on display at the Indian Museum

A fifth-century terracotta stele on display at the Indian Museum

Amit Datta/My Kolkata
8/11 An 18th-century bronze candlestick in the form of a ‘kinnari’

An 18th-century bronze candlestick in the form of a ‘kinnari’

Amit Datta/My Kolkata
9/11 Visitors near the bronze candlestick

Visitors near the bronze candlestick

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10/11 A visitor looks at the Harappan human figurines on display at the Indian Museum on Wednesday

A visitor looks at the Harappan human figurines on display at the Indian Museum on Wednesday

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11/11 Visitors at the Indian Museum on Wednesday

Visitors at the Indian Museum on Wednesday

Amit Datta/My Kolkata
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