Shakunthala Jagannathan Museum of Folk Art

Shakunthala Jagannathan Museum of Folk Art

Shakunthala Jagannathan Museum of Folk Art
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The ancestral family home of Sir C.P. Ramaswami Aiyer.
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travellingjenny30
London, UK21 contributions
Nov 2010 • Solo
This small museum in a 400 year old house provides a chance to step through the front door and imagine life as it was once lived. It's a welcome destination if you've visited one too many temples on your travels. In addition, each room contains a different collection - lamps, kitchen equipment, sari silks and so on. My favourite was a small, rather wonky cardboard model of Tipu's Tiger mauling a European - based on the magnificent life size model in London's Victoria & Albert museum. It's near the Ekambareswarar Temple and easy to find.
Written August 1, 2011
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