This unique exhibition presented museum-worthy objects across genres, including textiles, sculptures, paintings, maps, and other collectables. The textile collection included traditional embroideries (Phulkari from the Punjab) and a German lace pichwai depicting Krishna and the gopis, made in the early 20th century.
The exhibition also displayed paintings and visual arts by masters like Balu Lal Joshi, Jivya Soma Mashe, Jaidev Baghel, Madan Mahatta, Sohan Qadri, and Krishna Reddy.
A rare selection of poles, furniture, and tribal chiefs’ chairs from the Konyak and Wancho tribes was a focal point of the exhibition. The exhibition also featured a selection of maps and miniatures, without which no cabinet was complete.
