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Held in Al-Amricani Cultural Center (post) and will be open to the public in February 2012 “Treasury of the World: Jeweled Arts of India in the Age of the Mughals” is one exhibition that took my breath away.
Featuring more than 500 exquisite objects of Mughal jewellery from The Al-Sabah Collection of Kuwait spread over 13 showrooms, it is a fine way to spend an evening in Kuwait. For example, checkout this golden coin that weighs… 12 kilos! Yes 12!
A tiny oil lamp that looks exactly like me9ba7 3la2 el deen!
A jewel encrusted Quran Case. So pretty!
A beautiful bracelet. Reminds me A LOT of a KJL dragon bracelet that I have.
Those pretty priceless jewels were placed on the turbans.
Silver and gold bowls that were used as – believe it or not- sheesha bases! Yes gold sheesha base!
Beautiful jewel encrusted daggers! Imagine that those pretty blades had already drawn blood!
Ba’3ma 
Heavy Jewels!
Jewel encrusted shield.
This dagger has an interesting story. It was stolen during the Iraqi invasion in 1990. Then in 1996 it appeared on the cover of Sotherby’s auction catalog (story link) ! It has since then been recovered thankfully but there are still a lot of stolen similar pieces. Including the largest emerald that exists!
Speaking of emeralds there were many tiny emeralds and rubies on display with fine detailed engravings on them. This one is a closeup!
Pretty Axe!
This beautiful priceless golden baton heavily embellished with rubies was used as a… fly swatter! Imagine! Makashat thoban!!! They would attach some horse hair at the end and use it to swat the flies away!
Golden rings.
A back scratcher! I want one of these :p
More photos of the exhibition.
Kudos on a job well done by DAI! I would love to visit again in February when its finally open to the public. I do however think they need to provide portable audio guides in Arabic, English, and maybe French for visitors to listen to when they check the exhibition. Also I wish they had a gift shop in Amricani with items inspired from the collections, like knockoff Jewelry, book marks, fridge magnets, books, brochures and that sort of thing. Other than that I think the place is perfect!
Glad you liked the pieces! I’ve been living and breathing this collection at home for ages now! Hehe as you know most times we become our father’s secretaries and answer their work at home when they are too tired to do so hehe!
He’s the director of exhibitions o he’s been travelling with this collection ever since the early 90s! I’ve got the travelling souviners to vouch for that hehe so I’m so happy to see you like the collection. It’s a shame he wasn’t there to conduct the tour but hopefully you’ll see more of the place.
Great job to my dad and his team and to Sheikha Hussah and Sheikh Nasser for their awesome amazing collection!
ooh travelling with them? How lovely! So these has been shown around the world before Kuwait?
Yup because ever since the Gulf War, the Iraqis burnt down the Kuwait National Museum therefore they did not have a venue to display the pieces hence they were set on a world tour since the early 90s and pretty soon they will make it back completely upon the opening of the Museum.
Currently there are different objects being displayed all over the world. They were in the Louvre in France, they were in Italy, in the US, and many many more!
Never knew that before! Thanks for letting me know hon!
Hi!
Could you let me know more or less the media number of visitors into the exhibition at kuwait?
Thx so much!!
You will have to contact the exhibition owners themselves. I do not have such statistics.