Museum of Legacies

Finally a really refreshing place....
I visited by accident, I was just contemplating the sun light on its facades from the outside, thinking what a beautiful building, later on I discovered it was a museum and stopped for a while to visit.
Of all the Museums I visited during my stay in Rajahstan this place was very beautiful and rich!
No entry charge.
Photos allowed.

Amazing artwork and sculptures.
Museum started in 2017, and every art, wooden sculpture and stone sculpture is a beauty in itself.
They told us they will be adding more to the collection, but a place worth visiting.
Would totally recomend to check it out.

Very unique place .......but not much explore by visitors

Housed in a nearly 200-year old building in the historic Kishanpole Bazaar of Jaipur's Pink City area, Museum of Legacies opened on 9 December, 2017. The aim is to create an artspace that exclusively displays the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan, with a diverse collection that includes everything from textiles, jewellery, stoneware and inlay work, painting, pottery and more. Apart from this, indigenous art from different parts of India are also given a platform here. This is a very inclusive space that caters to locals and tourists alike. Museum of Legacies currently has with eight active galleries. Each has been allotted to an individual who has been instrumental in the art and culture scene of India. Brij Bhasin’s collection of Everyday Embroideries shows the stunning array of textiles that are found across the state of Rajasthan. Mitch Crites displays semi-precious stone and marble works that have been created in his oeuvre and paintings that have been lovingly collected by him and his wife, Nilou, during their stay in India.

It's just amazing! I wish you stop there for 30-40 minutes and you'll discover amazing artpieces from old and modern times performed here. Thanks to the officer who invited me in!

Small good place for art lovers and tourists.

Amazing place and have different types of art

Beautifully designed.
Good lighting at night

It used to be arts college, beautiful converted only into musium now, in show case it will give u gimps of old Rajasthan and it's tradition.

Delightful new little museum in Jaipur, opened in November 2017. It's in a cool airy building that used to be an art school. The museum highlights modern traditional arts including fabrics, embroidery, stone carving and painting. Based around several private collections. The museum was showing works of art in traditional styles commissioned from famous modern indian artists. It also has a clean new sit down toilet. We were shown around by a nice and attentive guy in a uniform. The museum is free to enter.

Its a nice to visit while you are exploring Jaipur. You will get to know about traditional wears and a lot of art work. Entry is free and the staff is extremely friendly, they will guide you as well. I almost spent 30 minutes and there were no que.

An alternative museum in a building that dates back to 1825, this is an initiative by the Government of Rajasthan to provide a platform to showcase previously unseen private collections. One can view everything from textiles and jewellery to paintings and sculptures here.

Entry gate is awesome. No cost for entry in museum premises.

Very good place to visit

Superb designer world wide

Great, must see once.

It has own history a residance haveli converted into Rajasthan art and music collage and now a beautiful museum

It is a must visit place which has various artworks contemporary to Rajasthan. Beautifully displayed.

Interesting for those who are interested in visiting art exhibitions, as it holds mainly art exhibitions. The architecture is also good.

Good collection of antics of Jaipur State and rere items of word just mumie of kahiro.of bc 5000 years back.

Nice place in kiahanpol Bazar , Jaipur
Renew recently .where you find art and craft related