This is just unbelievably fine. You can't even see the knots. A companion exhibit gives a rare view of a Mughal manuscript, on loan from the royal library in Windsor Castle. It was created for Shah Jahan, the ruler who built the Taj Mahal. It was commissioned in 1639 and was to cover his entire 30-year reign.
Pictures show court life, battle scenes, and weddings.
This rare opportunity to see these exquisite items from the Mughal Dynasty ends March 1. Norma Quarles, CNN, New York.