Gokul Niwas Gallery: The
Curtain Raiser – The Mewar Regalia Textile and Costume Exhibition.
Gokul Niwas Gallery
Showcase the rich and diverse collection of textile from Mewar. The gallery
displays the living heritage of 200 years, carried generation
to generation in the dress code and lifestyle of Maharanas.
Jas Prakash Gallery – Architecture and Conservation
Exhibition.
Description of the Royal City Palace is incomplete
without its architectural mention. This gallery showcases the architectural
style, trend and influences of the contemporary development of this majestic
structure.
Raj Niwas Gallery- The Regal mode of Transport –
Tam Jaam and Palanquin Exhibition.
Before the automobiles and vehicular chaos, the
royal family of Mewar uses the Thakats and Palkies or Palanquins traverse. Raj Niwas Gallery displayed the palanquins since the 17th century Mewar made
for different ceremonial or bridal occasions.
The gallery displays sculptures of eternal gods and
goddesses, celestial beauties and animal figures, acquired since the 6th
century. They are the finest collection of sculptures collected from the
damaged temples and other deteriorated sites of Mewar.
The Gallery comprises of 39 donated instruments
belonging to the Family of Mewar, it is displayed to engross the visitors,
especially the music enthusiasts. The gallery has 200 year old Tanpura with
painted base or Sitars made of pumpkins from Orissa.
The gallery house the glass artifacts
that boast of a rich bygone era. It is created by F.& C. Osler, the
foremost manufacturers of monumental cut glass luxury objects in and after the
Victorian era, this gallery is a fairytale in itself. The item of Crystal includes the dining table,
table, sofa set, washing bowl, goblet, tray, decanter, to perfume bottles,
candle stands, crockery and even beds. The main highlight of the gallery is the
jewel studded carpet.