"Uncrowned Glory – An exhibition of Ethnic Ornaments of Himachal Pradesh” inaugurated in the National capital
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“Uncrowned Glory – An exhibition of Ethnic Ornaments of Himachal Pradesh” inaugurated in the National capital

by Janam Web Desk
Dec 12, 2018, 05:57 am IST
in India

New Delhi: The third exhibition in the 2nd series from reserve collection titled “Uncrowned Glory – An exhibition of Ethnic Ornaments of Himachal Pradesh” was inaugurated by Dr Dharmendra Singh Gangwar, Additional Secretary & Financial Advisor, Ministry of Culture at  National Museum, New Delhi.

Addressing the event D.S Gangwar said that the Exhibition brings out the jewelry tradition which not only bespeaks the mosaic of socio-cultural heritage and belief patterns of the indigenous people but signifies the artistic inclination of the communities involved in such craftsmanship.

The exhibition aims to showcase an exquisite collection of silver and gold ornaments from different communities and regions of Himachal Pradesh, while appreciating the ethnographic and aesthetic values embedded in these objects through the display of a group of vintage photographic prints of the same from Sunil Janah’s collection. It is attempted to cognize the interconnectedness between the museum objects and the community through these photographs, bringing alive the unseen stories of the communities involved in making of these different types of ornaments. Through these crafts, the Himachali people have been able to preserve and transmit the intangible aspects of their heritage through generations.

The exhibition will be open for public till the 31st of December 2018, on all days except Mondays from 10. 00 A.M to 6.00 P.M.

 

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