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Gyan Museum

Name: Gyan Museum
Address: G-1/21-23, Gems and Jewellery Zone, EPIP, Sitapura, Tonk Road, Jaipur, 302022, IN
Telephone: +917229888866
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Gyan Museum is a tribute to the legend, Shri Gyan Chand Dhaddha ,
The word ‘Gyan’ signifies a premise where knowledge is power and wisdom. Gyan Chand Dhaddha.

Gyan Museum is a tribute to late Mr. Gyan Chand Dhaddha by his sons Suresh Dhaddha & Arun Dhaddha. The Saga of Jaipur's Gyan Museum orbits around the collection of - naturalist, collector and gemologist Late Mr. He was born in a traditional Jain family surrounded by its philosophy, visuals, and belief system inspired in him the love for arts, crafts, poetry and literature. At a tender age of sixteen, his father presented him two objects with which began his childhood fascination with antiques leading him to become an avid collector, as he went on to amass a large collection of objects. He developed a discerning eye for beautiful things, which led him to become a visionary ahead of his time

The Museum is constructed to depict about 3000 years of cultural heritage. It holds a collection of exquisite antique jewelry, silver utensils, rare textiles, and the largest collection of Ho**ah mouth-pieces, miniature paintings, manuscripts, watches, anjd eye glasses are amazing ongst some of the things collected by him. Since his passing, Suresh Dhaddha and Arun Dhaddha have carried on adding to his collection and vision.

22/09/2026

Jadau: The Art of Royal Adornment

An exquisite 18th-century Jadau necklace from Rajasthan, featuring fine Meenakari work. Part of the Gyan Museum collection, the piece reflects the region’s rich jewellery traditions and the artistry of its craftsmen.

16/09/2026

Shrine of Shrinath Ji from Gyan Museum

A glimpse into the devotional art of Nathdwara, this 19th-century painting depicts Shrinath Ji, a form of Lord Krishna, within a temple setting. Created by the Nathdwara School of Painting using natural pigments on handmade Wasli paper, the work captures a moment of worship surrounded by devotees and saints.
The composition reflects the distinctive visual language of Nathdwara painting, with hierarchy expressed through the varying scale of the figures and the central presence of the deity. A quiet record of faith, ritual, and the artistic traditions of Rajasthan.

11/09/2026

Hasli, a traditional men’s necklace from late 19th-century Barmer, Rajasthan.
Crafted in 24-karat gold and adorned with glass and precious stones, the piece reflects the distinctive jewellery traditions of Rajasthan, where ornament was closely woven into identity, culture, and everyday life.

31/08/2026

Distinguished Guests Through the Years | Part II

A glimpse into the many distinguished guests who have walked through the doors of Gyan Museum over the years, each visit adding to the story of a space built around art, history and craftsmanship.

27/08/2026

Kundan Work Patrahar

From the collection at Gyan Museum, this early 20th-century Kundan Work Patrahar reflects the richness of traditional Rajasthani jewellery. Crafted in gold and adorned with diamonds, white sapphires, Polki, precious stones, enamel and pearls, the piece offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and materials of its time.

A preserved expression of Rajasthan’s enduring jewellery heritage.

23/08/2026

Gyan Museum | Media Coverage Through the Years

Revisiting the stories and features that have documented the museum’s journey through the years.

20/08/2026

This exquisite Shrinathji pendant is part of the Gyan Museum Collection, reflecting the rich artistry, symbolism, and craftsmanship associated with devotional jewelry. A fine example of how faith and design come together in intricate detail.

26/07/2026

Goddess Ganga
 Marble with gold-painted detailing from Gyan Museum collection.

This graceful marble sculpture depicts Ganga, the revered Hindu goddess of the sacred River Ganges, standing atop her vahana, the crocodile (makara), a symbol of the life-giving and purifying power of water. Portrayed with four arms, she holds a lotus in two hands, representing purity and spiritual enlightenment, while her other hands form traditional mudras conveying blessing and protection. The gold-painted embellishments highlight the refined craftsmanship and devotional artistry characteristic of the period.

24/07/2026

Two paintings. One Maharana.
A wedding procession. A royal procession.

The beauty of Indian miniature paintings lies not just in what they show, but in what they ask us to notice.

22/06/2026

This beautiful 19th-century painting from the collection of Gyan Museum depicts Lord Ganesha, the remover of obstacles and the deity of wisdom and prosperity.

Seated beneath a golden canopy, Ganesha is shown with his symbolic attributes, including a lotus, rosary, and ladoos. His vehicle, Mushika (the mouse), appears in the foreground, while Riddhi and Siddhi, representing prosperity and spiritual attainment, stand beside him.

The serene backdrop of mountains, trees, and a lotus pond enhances the painting’s divine atmosphere, showcasing the elegance and artistic excellence of the Dhundhar School of Jaipur.

Address

G-1/21-23, Gems And Jewellery Zone, EPIP, Sitapura, Tonk Road
Jaipur
302022

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+917229888866

Website

http://www.gyanjaipur.com/

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