Sashwathi Museum

The Sashwathi Museum nestled in Bengaluru, Karnataka is a treasure house of ancient objects.

Ancient Lamp at Sashwathi MuseumThe Sashwathi Museum is located in the Indian state of Karnataka. More specifically, this museum is situated in Bengaluru. This museum was built in the year 1974-1975. This museum is a home to various art objects, books, photographs, etc. relating to women. It is considered to be a real place of interest for historians, research scholars and other interested people.

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