Art Gallery in Gurugram: Treasure of India, Palam Vihar
Treasure of India is an art gallery in Palam Vihar, Gurugram, dedicated to traditional, tribal and indigenous Indian art. It shows and sells work made by hand by master artisans and national award winners from across India, from Pichwai paintings of Nathdwara to Dhokra brass cast in central India. The gallery was founded by artist Tanisha Bakshi and builds on a 45-year collecting legacy begun by her father, artist and collector Ashok Samrat Bakshi.
What you will find at the gallery
The gallery and its online collection cover more than 50 Indian art forms from over 500 artisans across 28 states. Highlights include Pichwai paintings, Pattachitra from Odisha, Gond art from Madhya Pradesh, Dhokra metal art, Madhubani paintings, Kalighat paintings, Sohrai art, Lippan mirror work, Tanjore paintings and Rajasthani miniatures. Every piece comes with a certificate of authenticity.
The artisans behind the work
Treasure of India works directly with the people who make the art, including National Awardees Baldev Waghmare and Hirabai Jhureka Baghel (Dhokra), Niranjan Maharana and Akshay Kumar Bariki (Pattachitra), Lifetime Achievement Awardee Putli Ganju (Sohrai), Gond master Nankusia Shyam, Kalighat painter Putul Chitrakar, and Pichwai masters Leelakant Pareek and Sudarshan Pareek. Meet them all in the artisan directory.
Exhibitions at Treasure of India
The gallery opened in October 2026 with NAVRATNA: Indigenous Masters, an exhibition of nine master artisans curated by art historian Uma Nair. It runs exhibitions, artisan meets and workshops through the year. See what is on now on the events and workshops page.
Treasure of India Art Foundation
The non-profit Treasure of India Art Foundation supports indigenous artisans through artist residencies, skill-building workshops, market access and direct financial support, so that inherited skills can earn a fair living.
In the press
The gallery's opening was covered by the Press Trust of India, Caleidoscope and We Are Gurgaon.
Where is the Treasure of India art gallery in Gurugram?
The gallery is at E-2313, Palam Vihar Road, Sector 2, Palam Vihar, Gurugram, Haryana 122017, India. Get directions on Google Maps.
What are the gallery's opening hours?
The gallery is open Monday to Sunday, 11 AM to 8 PM, by prior appointment. Book a slot at visit.treasureofindia.com, call +91 99111 31130 or write to hello@treasureofindia.com.
Can I buy the art I see at the gallery?
Yes. Most works on show are for sale at the gallery and on treasureofindia.com. Pieces ship across India and worldwide, including to the USA, Canada, the UK and the UAE.
Does Treasure of India take custom commissions?
Yes. You can commission a piece directly from an artisan in the size and theme you need. See bespoke Indian art and custom commissions.
Is Treasure of India good for corporate and festive gifting?
Yes. The gallery curates handmade gifts for festivals, weddings and corporate clients. See the gifting page.
Who founded Treasure of India?
Treasure of India was founded by artist Tanisha Bakshi in Gurugram. It builds on a 45-year art collection started by her father, artist and collector Ashok Samrat Bakshi.