On December 5, 2025, the "Blossoms and Swords: Mughal Court Treasures from the 16th to 19th Centuries" exhibition opened at Shenzhen Museum's Jintian Road Branch. Co-organized by the China Cultural Relics Exchange Center, Kuwaiti Islamic Treasures Museum (Al - Sabah Collection), and Shenzhen Museum, it runs until April 6, 2026, showcasing the splendors of East-West cultural exchange.
Nearly 200 exquisite Mughal artworks are on display, including weapons, ritual vessels, miniatures, architectural elements, and more. All exhibits make their mainland China debut, with over 10 pieces unveiled publicly for the first time worldwide, offering great cultural and artistic value.
Divided into two core sections - "The Legendary History of the Mughal Empire" and "The Diverse and Magnificent Mughal Art" - the exhibition systematically presents the empire's historical context, artistic achievements, and social life through a wealth of artifacts. Each piece carries unique cultural connotations, witnessing the exchange and mutual learning between civilizations.
As an important platform for Sino-foreign cultural exchange, the exhibition gives citizens a rare opportunity to experience Mughal civilization's charm firsthand. Interested visitors can check details via Shenzhen Museum's official channels and embark on a cross - temporal dialogue of civilizations.