Preserving Heritage: IHC Celebrates with Rare Artefacts and Open House Event

The Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) in Singapore, celebrating its 10th anniversary, is showcasing 60 artefacts donated by Singaporeans of Indian descent. Highlights include a rare gilt-covered bronze figurine and a gold bangle with sculpted peacocks. The IHC aims to preserve and showcase the history of Indian and South Asian communities.

Singapore's Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) is marking a significant milestone with its 10th anniversary, unveiling a rare gilt-covered bronze figurine representing 'Ardhanarishvara' as part of its new collection. These artefacts, donated by Singaporeans of Indian descent, are featured in a special exhibition.

The exhibition and Open House event celebrate the history and heritage of Indian and South Asian communities in Singapore's Little India precinct. IHC chairman, R Rajaram, emphasized the importance of engaging audiences in innovative ways, including live storytelling performances and interactive experiences.

As the IHC reflects on a decade of community engagement, it continues to serve as a cornerstone for the Indian community, offering insights into various Indian traditions and hosting monthly workshops. The upcoming Deepavali Open House and a child-friendly interactive zone further highlight the IHC's commitment to cultural preservation.

(With inputs from agencies.)