Vidisha Museum, Archaeological museum in Vidisha, India
Vidisha Museum is an archaeological museum in Vidisha, Madhya Pradesh, displaying collections from different periods of central India. The holdings include sculptures, terracotta figures, coins, and decorated pillars spanning various historical eras.
The museum preserves artifacts spanning several centuries of ancient times, including statues of Yaksha and Kubera representing the Mauryan and Sunga dynasties. These pieces come from an era when these rulers controlled the region and shaped its artistic forms.
The displays show religious artwork that blends Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain traditions together, featuring deity sculptures and sacred figures. These pieces reveal how different faiths coexisted and influenced one another in this region.
The museum is located on Sagar-Vidisha Road and maintains regular visiting hours. Educational tours are available to help visitors explore the archaeological collections and understand the artworks displayed.
The museum displays a rare statue of Bhairavnath the Hunter shown alongside his dog. This sculpture is a notable example of ancient Indian carving techniques and how mythological stories reflected daily life.
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