A must visit for someone who is naturally drawn towards textiles. I absolutely adored the whole exhibit. For people seeking knowlegde based on hand block prints, or architects and designers interested in heritage and conservation- restoration of haveli.You wont regret going there. A lovely experience!

Amazing Museum. The forts I saw earlier today were nice, but this museum was great.They have live demonstrations, and if you are lucky you can even try making some of the work yourself.A must visit when you are in the region visiting the Amer Palace

Very well organized museum about local block printing. Inside a beautiful haveli house, the museum has also a little garden where you can have some drinks or snacks, an oasis from all hustle of Amber fort area. Besides all the nice exhibits you can also watch three crafts master on work, really interesting! The museum shop carries some interesting items, I bought a traditional textile board game and a bag to be hand-printed. Must visit if you’re interested in textile.

If you like textiles, this is a great place. Seeing the history of block printing, and watching artesans continue the tradition by hand, is a lovely experience. The staff are informative, kind, and generous with their time. You can pay to be able to block print a handkerchief of your own. I recommend seeing the fort, coming here, and stopping off at the step well all in the same day as the trip out to this area can take quite a while

For Indians and foreigners alike, a place to appreciate one of the true art forms of India i.e. Block Printing. You will find the rich heritage spread across a number of states all under one roof. Anokhi has done something remarkable by preserving the art form in its original self, giving employment to the artisans, teaching people like us to applaud Indian craftsmanship in its true spirit. A must visit for a remarkable experience and a dive into the history of block Printing clothing of how it all started, grew to where it is today, with the renowned brand Anokhi.

This museum is a must visit for all the craft & block print lovers. Anokhi Museum houses the worlds best block painting garments and is a cultural endeavor of Anokhi clothing brand. This museum exhibits the oldest art form of Rajasthani art at its very best. Detailed explanation about every cloth is mentioned along with the quality of fabric and various other details.Anokhi Museum holds a UNESCO certification and houses more than a hundred garments. The main purpose of this museum is to promote the oldest art form of Rajasthan. Other then the exhibits, the Museum organizes various educational programs and workshops to focus on various aspects of this ancient craft. There are various demonstrations related to block carving, print making, and block carving, etc. for all the visitors on a daily basis.

Excellent showcase of traditional hand block printing. Nicely restored haveli. They even let you try out your hand at the traditional crafts.

This interesting museum in a restored haveli documents the art of hand-block printing, from old traditions to contemporary design...you can watch masters carve unbelievably intricate wooden printing blocks and even have a go at printing your own scarf or T-shirt...there’s a cafe and gift shop, too...Entry fees for adult is ₹80 and for child is ₹25...

I have seen this place Nov.17 but closed on this day .Anokhi Museum is located near Kheri gate Amer. Museum in traditional art & heritage of wood block printing.

Very well organized museum about local block printing. Inside a beautiful haveli house, the museum has also a little garden where you can have some drinks or snacks, an oasis from all hustle of Amber fort area. Besides all the nice exhibits you can also watch three crafts master on work, really interesting! The museum shop carries some interesting items, I bought a traditional textile board game and a bag to be hand-printed. Must visit if you’re interested in textile.

This museum is a must visit for all the craft & block print lovers. Anokhi Museum houses the worlds best block painting garments and is a cultural endeavor of Anokhi clothing brand. This museum exhibits the oldest art form of Rajasthani art at its very best. Detailed explanation about every cloth is mentioned along with the quality of fabric and various other details.

Information and displays of the different textile styles, and live demonstrations as well. Pleasant local museum.

One of its kind museum.. mainly holds hand made clothes.. many workers work here to show the method of printing the sheets..

Amazing museum with great storytelling about the art. Amazingly restored havelli. You can experience, make your own blocks and print a scarf on the top floor. Really courteous artists.A must visit in jaipur, one could skip a few touristy places and go to this place on the way from amber fort. Worth the time

Best ever place... I love it.

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It is a good place must visit place tounderstand and be in awe ofthe age old block printingtechniques. The intricatenessof the art. The versatility of theprocess. Ones heart swellswith pride of the rich andvaried heritage on display inas much as the ordinarinessand humility and the sheerhardwork and expertise of ourartisans in the era gone at last I love this place.

It is a must visit place to understand and be in awe of the age old block printing techniques. The intricateness of the art. The versatility of the process. Ones heart swells with pride of the rich and varied heritage on display in as much as the ordinariness and humility and the sheer hardwork and expertise of our artisans in the era gone by. One can also try out block printing technique with the artisans guidance.

Very nice and interesting place. The restored Haweli is beautiful. You get to learn about the traditional block printing art of India.

Anokhi Museum is best place for shoping World famous Bagru Block printing textiles Acesries

A true craftsmen ship displayed, the museum itself is very well made and gives you those wow vibes. Plus the textiles on display are truly magnificent. You can see how from a normal thread to a enriched elegant staggering attire is made.Its a must visit when you visit Rajasthan. #happy_smiling_monk

This museum is a must visit for all the craft & block print lovers. Anokhi Museum houses the worlds best block painting garments and is a cultural endeavor of Anokhi clothing brand. This museum exhibits the oldest art form of Rajasthani art at its very best. Detailed explanation about every cloth is mentioned along with the quality of fabric and various other details.

A beautifully renovated building, lovingly restored with great attention to detail by local artisans and craftsmen. A great Collection of hand block printing. A very tranquil place to visit. I highly recommend .

Really beautiful building and informative displays about block printing, plus you can try your hand at printing. The entrance ticket is reasonable (100inr for an adult), considering we spent about 2 hours there. Pleasantly surprised and thought it was well worth the visit ~

Beautiful haveli and well designed museum. Displays of beautiful textiles, and small shop with some textiles to buy.

If you are interested in textile and block printing this is the perfect place for you. It was a haveli which after renovation turned into a museum. This place is near panna meena kund behind the amer. Ticket prices for Indianstudents are 50 INR you need to show student I.D . People looking forward for some designing ideas or creative designs should definitely visit here.

Great place to linger and create your own block print bag, kerchief or other textile with Anohki block printing artisans. Language barrier no issue as all collaborate to create. If youre not creating, wander the floors of the haveli.An very good option for local shopping specially Jaipur block printing which is very popular in this area the hand block printing work.

Highly recommend visiting this museum. Close to the Amber Fort and a small step well, its housed in a restored haveli and has wonderful hand block printed textiles and garments on display and offers the opportunity to try the craft.

Well researched, presented and comprehensive understanding of textile history format. A must visit for any textile and fashion lover

Nice palace

Behaviour of staff is really adorable and good collection of designs also.Unique products to offer.

Perfect place for people who want to explore the textile history of India and those who want to learn more about textiles. Very clean and beautiful place located in a traditional village. Not very far from Amer Fort.

Informative and interesting museum. Loved the print demonstrations by local artists. Great little gift shop too.

Liked the restoration they have done to the building. This museum is not for everyone. You should be interested in traditional weaving, dying and printing on fabrics. Otherwise just skip

Its museum situated in old Town of Amber it showcase and explains the history and development of block printing in or around Jaipur , There is entry charges one Can visit if somebody is interested in textile history and have sufficient extra time for the visit of Jaipur other important monuments .

BEautifully done museum. Many forms of block prints displayed and demonstrated. An artist block printed a kerchief for me.

It is one of the best museums Ive ever visited. Its all about hand-printing and serves to that purpose magnificently. It is housed in a reinstated haveli and has beautiful paintings made all over the haveli. It is quite interactive, has a Coloring booth for children and artists show the visitors their work and even engage them. The museum shop is amazing. Loved this place and recommend it to everyone whos in Jaipur or visiting there.

If you want to know what is a Haveli looks like from inside with wooden hand block printing demo then this place is an ideal place to be .Staff is nice and kind

A MUST visit museum with a history about various block printing techniques and how it has been restored and promoted by Anokhi...

Very nice well maintained

Enlightening experience, it is amazing how they have preserved and aspect of our culture in terms of architecture interiors and textiles . This place is a must visit especially the cafe

The Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing (AMHP). Located in a magnificently restored haveli or mansion, the museum displays a varied selection of block printed textiles alongside images, tools and related objects – all chosen to provide an in-depth look into the complexity of this ancient tradition.

An outstanding museum in a gorgeous restored haveli. The exhibition displays and texts were very interesting and informative, and I learnt a lot about the history of woodblock printing in this region. The demos also made me appreciate the effort that goes into those printed textiles. I highly recommend coming to this museum after a trip to Amber Fort.

Here you can get a fantastic demonstration of tissue dying. Everything hand made. You can also create your own scarf or tshirt. Close to the fort and a beautiful stepwell. Stop by if you can

This interesting museum in a restored haveli documents the art of hand-block printing, from old traditions to contemporary design...you can watch masters carve unbelievably intricate wooden printing blocks. And you can print on T-shirts,scaf etc..There is also cafe or gift shop.........

Good view but local boys are so starry and except that its a good place

A must visit to understand the history and techniques of block printing in Jaipur. A moderately big Haveli which has been restored beautifully to facilitate the museum. Though they dont have a guide or a map, the displays are fairly self explanatory. The place gets hot though, so please take enough water. The craftsmen on Level 01 will show you how to carve blocks and print on plain cotton cloth...tip them if you wish to. Their skill is really intricate and tedious.The Museum Shop is small and lacking as compared to the Anokhi shops across the country, but some of the books explaining Block Printing heritage of nearby villages, are very intriguing.

Wonderful place to visit

Look beautiful from outside. But closed most of the time.

A hand block print museum. Private property and café. At amber fort. Beautiful.

Block print and textile lover? Then this museum is a must go! Learn about block printing and it’s history and try it yourself!

Nice place to visit and see wide collection of hand print textiles along with explanation about the history and Technik - very interesting

Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing is a charitable foundation that works with an objective of preserving the traditional customs and works of artisans living in Jaipur. This foundation provides employment opportunities to several artisans by nurturing their talent and skills. It also aims at reviving the age old tradition of hand block printing, with a special focus on the traditional hand printing methods and techniques.This museum is situated in the ancient Chanwar Palkiwalon ki Haveli (Anokhi Haveli) which is pink in colour. The trust also organises live demonstrations of the hand block printing craft, done by the local artisans. Furthermore, there is a cafe and a shop inside the museum that sell handmade products like jewellery, cards, books, furnishings and clothes.

A hidden gem of a museum. Inside a nice rennovated building. The top floor had craftsman demonstrating their skill which was the highlighy for me. Good gift shop. The exhibits themselves are of interests to people who enjoy textiles, but as a general tourist it was of less interest. Very quiet and at 80 ruppees great value.

This interesting museum in a restored haveli documents the art of hand-block printing, from old traditions to contemporary design. You can watch masters carve unbelievably intricate wooden printing blocks and even have a go at printing your own scarf or T-shirt. There’s a cafe and gift shop, too.A trip to the Amber Fort is a popular destination when touring Jaipur, but visitors are increasingly adding what critics have called ‘a little gem of a museum’ on to their list as well. In the Fort’s shadow and a mere ten minute walk through the cobbled streets of Amber, the historic capital of Rajasthan, lies the Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing (AMHP). Located in a magnificently restored haveli or mansion, the museum displays a varied selection of block printed textiles alongside images, tools and related objects – all chosen to provide an in-depth look into the complexity of this ancient tradition.Like crafts worldwide, the block printing industry faces serious challenges trying to keep pace with modern manufacturing. The Anokhi Museum of Hand Printing addresses this fragile situation primarily through education. Dedicated to the art of block printing, AMHP strives to inform both textile specialists and general public alike; but more importantly, the artisans themselves are encouraged to visit and view their craft in a unique and inspirational way. Hopefully visitors from India and abroad will leave the museum a little wiser, and also more sensitive to the need of protecting this enduring heritage craft for future generations.

A place for so much to learn about blocks and block print ...they guide us so well 😘💕😍

Good place. Entrance fee is high.

This musem is very old king mahraja bhan singh

Loved the experience of how they’re keeping alive various art forms that would otherwise have withered away over time.

SUPERB! Just like Incredible India...Incredible Museum and awesome place to visit.

Perfect place for people who want to explorethe textile history of India and those who wantto learn more about textiles. Very clean andbeautiful place located in a traditional village.Not very far from Amer Fort.This interesting Museum in a restored havelidocuments the art of hand-block printing. fromold traditions to contemporary design...youcan watch Masters carve unbelievably intricatewooden printing blocks and even have a go atprinting your own scarf or T-shirt...therescafe and gift shop, too...A true craftsmen ship displayed, the MUSCUMitself is very well made and gives you thoseWOW vibes. Plus the textiles on display aretruly Magnificent. You can see how from Gnormal thread to a enriched elegant staggeringattire is made.Its a must visit when you visit Rajasthan.Madhur Mittal

This belongs to the brand Anokhi. They have a display of the history and evolution of block printing along with the other types. A live demonstration is also given how the block is carved and how it is printed on cloth.It is shut from May to July but if you call and go they might show you around.

Go there to buy authentic handmade products and see live demo of block printing...

It was nice place know about our culture and heritage.

Outstanding museum for hand block printing set up by Jitendra Pal John Singh and his wife Faith.

Anokhi Museum is quite close to Amber fort and is a very popular sopping destination in Pink city. They offer many unique hand made products!

Nice experience to understand a so ancient and interesting art as Block printing is! Out of usual tourists walks.

Great museum with demonstrations of block printing and cutting.

This place is a must see, not only for textile enthusiasts but also for visitors interested in heritage restoration of small residential properties in Jaipur/Amer. This stunningly restored haveli, houses the stories of several hand printed textiles of India. The exhibits come alive through maps, historical documents and enormous range of textiles. The printing processes are very well illustrated through stage-by stage exhibits. only once one has seen these exhibits, does one realize the labour of love that goes into Ajraks and Bagrus! In the live demo-section, we hand printed a scarf from wooden blocks; one could also print on Tees at a nominal cost. Thank you Anokhi for this wonderful experience! I would love to go back... p.s: dont miss the shop, they have great museum publications of major printing techniques and their stories with swatches of real fabric stitched onto the pages, and also some exclusive prints that you can only get at the museum shop!

They dont even care to update that they are closed for summer. I came from so far and it was shut.

Unique products to offer. Loved it !

Good textile museum in a restored haveli

About 20min away from amer fort..Where one can shop handicraft products .But dont forget to Bergen

Yet another edifice not to be missed at Jaipur Rajasthan... City of Royal palaces

Very nice place for turiest

Beautiful museum for block printing..Loved that

Clean and very nice museum

Must visit. Amazing

Beautiful museumA must visit

Anokhi museum is excellent and amazing

Unique place in jaipur

Good place to visit

Very nice place

Very nice place

Was amazing

Very good place

Good places

Beautiful!

Superb museum

Very interesting place

Excellent Clothing

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Nice

Working on restoring it

Very nice

Good for craft

Nice spot....

Very good

Ok

Great