this is a treat beautiful space and the history of block printing and fabrics fascinating.. terrific store and the textiles are amazing..we spent a small fortune,..prices for the quality excellent

I liked the fact that this interesting little museum is off the beaten track. The tastefully restored building houses a a great collection of hand block printed fabrics and garments. It showcases a compact history of Anokhi from its simple beginnings in the 60's through to the present. The collection also offers a glimpse of the early techniques and rare... More

amazing place in a beautiful haveli in the sleepy old town of Amber. well worth a visit if you are interested in the history of block-printing in Rajasthan. excellent exhibitions with very interesting text and beautiful displays.

Beautiful Haveli, fascinating museum and most of all great wwodblock making and printing workshop

I was really pleased that I took the time to have a good look round this museum. It's a walk from the place where the elephants wait to take people up to the fort. Keep asking as it's not too clearly signposted.

This was a good side trip, especially if you are into Indian textiles like I am. It was particularly interesting to see the block printing being done by hand and made for some terrific photos.

Provided that you are interested in textiles and would like to see the carving of wooden printing blocks and then the printing of fabric being demonstrated, plus a exhibition of various block-printed fabrics, then this is a definite 'must' for you. The surrounding village of Amber is quite primitive and has lots of charming wildlife roaming around - monkeys, families... More

This museum nestled in Amer town near the Kheri Gate is a must-see for any fashion and crafts enthusiast. Anohki is a brand which brings traditional Ragistani block-printing to mainstream India. This museum showcases traditional clothing to the beginnings of the Anokhi brand in the 1970s and has artist demonstrations and a small gift shop. You might, however, argue with... More

I absolutely enjoyed my trip to this gorgeous museum housed in a beautiful old mansion. The entrance fee is a nominal Rs 30 only. Unfortunately I had only an hour free so had to rush through the exhibits which are well-displayed and have plenty of information next to them. I can easily spend 3-4 hours there, soak into the world... More