Distinguished Guest Visits
Several distinguished dignitaries have visited our gallery at Subhash Emporium, each expressing profound appreciation for the art of marble inlay. Their visits not only highlighted the exceptional quality of our exhibits but also underscored the gallery's reputation for excellence in this unique artistic tradition.
Prime Minister of India
Prime Minister of India Mrs. Indira Gandhi during her visit to Subhash Emporium in 1980. Seen in the picture is Mr. Subhash Chand Bansal, then Director of the gallery, explains the intricacies of gemstone inlay on marble. Also in the picture is Mr. V.P. Singh the then Minister of Commerce.
Chancellor of Germany
Dr. Helmut Kohl, Chancellor of Germany (1982-1998), during his first visit to India in 1986 visited Subhash Emporium along with his wife Mrs. Hannelore Kohl. He visited India to discuss about the economic issues and other activities with the then Prime Minister of India Mr. Rajiv Gandhi.
Mr. Mukesh Ambani
Seen here is India's leading Businessman and richest Asian Mr. Mukesh Ambani of Reliance Industries, along with his wife Mrs. Neeta Ambani and son Anant Ambani. Hosted by the then director of the gallery Mr. Dinesh Chand Bansal.
U.S Ambassador to India
Mr. Eric Garcetti, U.S. Ambassador to India (2023-2025), visited Subhash Emporium with the first lady and some friends during their day trip to Agra in 2024. Diplomats from U.S. Embassy have been regular patrons and visitors.
Ashton Kutcher
Hollywood Actors Ashton Kutcher, Lukas Haas and other team members visited our gallery in 2013 during the making of the film "Jobs" a biopic on Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.
Seal & Heidi Klum
British singer, song writer and producer Mr. Seal and German-American model & TV personality Ms. Heidi Klum on their first visit to India after marriage. They took keen interest in some black marble boxes curated by us for their visit.
Formula One Boss Mr. Ecclestone
Formula 1 Motor Sports supremo Mr. Bernie Ecclestone visited Subhash Emporium in 2001 with his family, wife Slavica Radic, and daughters Tamara and Petra Ecclestone. Mr. Ecclestone expressed great interest in fine handcrafted table tops.
