Guwahati: British Museum authorities have agreed to think about sending the Vrindabani Vastra – a big sixteenth century Assamese silk textile depicting the Dashavatara and scenes from the lifetime of Lord Krishna – as mortgage to Assam in 2027, chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has stated.
Created below the steering of Srimanta Sankardeva, the Vrindabani Vastra can be on show at a brand new state-of-the-art museum for 18 months, Sarma stated.
“Whereas the state authorities has determined to grant one bigha land for establishing the museum close to Khanapara, the JSW group, who has helped us set up contact with the British Museum on this, has agreed to construct the proposed museum with their CSR funds,” he stated. It's because the prevailing museums in Assam wouldn't have the ability for correct preservation of the Vrindabani Vastra. “Now we have been making an attempt for this for a very long time,” Sarma stated.
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