ISLAMIC ARTS MUSEUM MALAYSIA

ISLAMIC ARTS MUSEUM MALAYSIA 

The Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia was officially opened on 12 December 1998. The museum is located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur's tourist belt amidst the lush greenery of Perdana Botanical Gardens and within walking distance to the National Mosque, Bird Park and National Planetarium. 

  

Architecture 

This gallery showcases fine examples of Islamic architecture ranging from Africa to the Far East. I particular liked the models of the Taj Mahal, unusual mosque design various countries and the large scale model of the Masjid al- Haram,Mecca.

Quran & Manuscripts

Focusing on the written word with example of fine calligraphy beautiful penmanship. ornate gold embellished texts and minimalist early Kufic works.

India

Revealing the world of the Mughals with their superb Islamic metalwork and examples of portraiture (not seen as strictly in confirmity with Islam by some).

China

Where the Chinese and Islamic influence merged to produce some exquisite artworks including cloisonne wares and calligraphic scrolls.

Malay World

The use of natural motifs such as plants, fruits and clouds make their way into local arts such as textiles. Examples of wood carving, metal handicraf and kris designs are also featured.

Jewellery

Displays include elaborate and opulent Indian jewellery sets made from diamonds, emeralds, rubies and pearls together with examples of more simple ethnic styles from North Africa, Central Asia and China featuring items like nose and toe rings.

Textiles

Collections of complete costumes from all over the Islamic world are on show as well as some fine wall coverings and rugs.

Arms & Armour

Impressive displays of beautifully decorated firearms, swords, daggers, axes, maces, spears, shields and armour are on view.

Coins & Seals

IAMM has a wide ranging collection of both coins and seals dating back many centuries.

Metalwork

Exhibits include brass and bronze trays, bowls, jugs, vases and so on.

Ceramics

Blue and white collections, Ottoman Iznik ceramics, Kashan lustreware and Nishapur calligraphic bowls are among the artefacts.

Living With Wood

Finely detailed carvings, screens and windows with intricate geometric patterns, inlaid work and laquerware are featured in this gallery.

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Opening hours

Museum Galleries & Shop

Open Daily including Public Holidays from 10am - 6pm.

Museum Restaurant

Open Tuesdays to Sundays from 10am - 6pm.

(Closed on Mondays)

Admission Charges

Ticket Prices (2017 prices) are as follows:

Adults RM14.00

Students (with ID) RM7.00

Senior Citizens (Malaysian 55 and over) RM7.00

Children (6 and under) FREE

Tickets are charged at RM12 & RM6 respectively when the Special Galleries are closed.

Location

Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia

Jalan Lembah Perdana

50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Tel: +603 2274 2020

Fax: +603 2274 0529

https://www.malaysia-traveller.com/islamic-arts-museum.html

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