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Different facets of Gramjivan (village life) are displayed in this museum. In Marathi, jivan signifies life and gramme means village. This project was the realization of Mahatma Gandhi’s ideal and was made possible by the Siddhagiri Gurukul Foundation’s vision and hard work.
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Cement sculptures portray the history of independent village life in Maharashtra prior to the Mughals’ incursion. Every sculpture is realistic and depicts a daily activity in a community. There were twelve Balutedars (basically artisan castes) and eighteen Alutedars who supplied tools for doing both professional and household work.
The museum occupies 7 acres (28,000 m2) and is surrounded by stunning, verdant landscape. More than 300 statues are on display in nearly 80 settings that portray every facet of village life.