Varaha Heritage

10/10/2026

History finds a place in contemporary living. ✨

This 11 October, discover Varaha Heritage at Ishatvam and explore museum-inspired sculptures that bring India’s art, stories and cultural legacy closer to the present.

📍 Meet us at Ishatvam | 11 October 2026



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08/10/2026

Goddess Durga, inspired by an early medieval carved panel from Narainagarh, Haryana, dating to the 9th–10th Century CE.

Seated in Lalitasana, her serene presence and distinctive iconography reflect the enduring visual language of Devi sculpture.

Bring her home this Navratri. ✨

Explore Goddess Durga:
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(Goddess Durga, Durga Sculpture, Narainagarh, 9th–10th Century CE, Early Medieval Art, Indian Heritage)

08/10/2026

HERITAGE WALK
In collaboration with Nakul Chhabra
Presented by History Beyond Books x Varaha Heritage
Some of Delhi’s finest stories are not in the monuments everyone knows. They sit in quiet corners, behind crumbling walls and under old domes.
Join us for a 3-hour Heritage Walk through Mehrauli Archaeological Park, where tombs, mosques and stepwells from different centuries stand side by side.
Beyond the Ruins is about the people behind the stone. Walking with Nakul Chhabra, we will follow the rulers, poets, builders and ordinary Delhiites who left their mark here, and discover how one layer of the city grew out of another.
Unhurried, intimate and full of stories, it’s a morning for anyone who loves history, architecture or simply a good walk.
EVENT DETAILS
📍 Venue: Mehrauli Archaeological Park, New Delhi
📌 Meeting Point: Main Entrance
🏛️ Theme: Beyond the Ruins
📅 Date: 10 October 2026, Saturday
⏰ Time: 8 AM to 11 AM
🎟️ Charges: ₹750 per person (including GST)
Limited spots available.
📝 Register here:
Heritage Walk Registration Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfVwjzWGJMcs0c2r3RGSYEHNszJZ6pi5_jSMDrIvjsA7L16tA/viewform
For more details, DM or WhatsApp us on +91 88027 31191.
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07/10/2026

For those who believe the finest gifts should be rare, meaningful and steeped in heritage.

Discover museum-authenticated sculptures inspired by India’s centuries-old masterpieces, with each piece tracing its artistic legacy back to a remarkable era from the 10th-century Ganesha and Gauri Parvati to the 11th-century Vinayaki and 12th-century Lakshmi Narayan.

These aren’t just sculptures.
They are centuries of Indian art, history and craftsmanship brought into the present.

This Diwali, make your gifting truly exceptional.
Because some gifts are admired. The rarest are remembered.

✨ Gift heritage. Gift history. Gift something truly timeless.

Explore the collection: www.varahaheritage.com



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Explore Varaha Heritage for authentic Indian heritage artifacts, museum replicas, decor & souvenirs. Ideal for gifting & home styling.

05/10/2026

Some of India’s most remarkable Buddhist art can now be found thousands of miles away from where it was created.

The Amaravati sculptures, from present-day Andhra Pradesh, tell stories of an ancient Buddhist tradition through intricate stone reliefs. Today, more than 120 pieces from Amaravati are part of the British Museum’s collection in London.

For a piece of heritage to travel so far is a story in itself, one that makes us look differently at where our cultural treasures are today, and where they began.

And now, you have a chance to experience this remarkable collection in London.

Shop for ₹4,999+ and stand a chance to win a London trip + receive a complimentary miniature.

Explore Varaha Heritage.



(Amaravati Sculptures, Amaravati Heritage, Indian Buddhist Art, British Museum London, Indian Heritage, Ancient Indian Art, Heritage Collection)

26/09/2026

At Kailasa Temple, Ellora, the name of its patron is not inscribed on the monument itself. Yet copper-plate records from Gujarat connect King Krishna I of the Rashtrakuta dynasty with a temple at Elapura, the ancient name associated with Ellora.

The evidence is compelling, but not absolute.

And perhaps that makes standing before Kailasa even more remarkable: more than a thousand years later, the monument still speaks for itself.



(Kailasa Temple, Ellora Caves, Krishna I, Rashtrakuta Dynasty, Indian Heritage, Temple Architecture, Ancient Indian Art)

25/09/2026

Some of India’s most remarkable heritage stories can be found far beyond India.

Meet Ta***ic Ganesha, a rare 12th–13th century sculpture from Odisha, preserved at the British Museum, London.

And now, your next heritage purchase could take you there.

Shop for ₹4,999+ for a chance to win a London trip + receive a complimentary miniature.

Explore Varaha Heritage.

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23/09/2026

A glimpse into Harappa, uncovered through artefacts, stories and conversations at the National Museum, New Delhi.

Varaha Walk × History Beyond Books, an immersive journey into India’s ancient heritage.



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