Sanskriti Museums

1. Museum of Everyday Art
Established in 1984, this section of the museum was created with an objective to preserve the rich cultural heritage of India and to showcase the ordinary objects of everyday use which display excellent craftsmanship and skill like cups, saucers, spoons etc. The gallery has been designed with products from rural and urban India, depicting the cycle of life- from birth to death.

2. Museum of Indian Terracotta
Terracotta art has been synonymous with human civilization, and also with Indian art and culture since times immemorial. From earthen pots used to drink water to Tamil idols of Ayyangar cult, terracotta art occupies a large part of our lifestyle and has been in practice over hundreds of years. This museum has over 1500 articles of terracotta art, sculptures and figurines.

3. Museum of Indian Textiles
This gallery was initially just a personal collection of the founder Shri O. P. Jain; some time later Shri Jyotindra Jain came together with him, to help him curate and collect more stuff. Over time, the growing collection led to the idea of a museum. Finally, the museum was inaugurated in January 2009 by the then Chief Minister- Sheila Dixit. It is a tiny pool to showcase the rich and varied Indian textile heritage. The museum is unlike any other in the world and does not aim to have exhaustive assemblage. Rather it focuses on the quality of the content curated so it can later be used for research and study.