Maritime glory of the Majapahit era through sacred artifacts and relics that once united the vast archipelago.
The Majapahit Room is dedicated to the history and cultural influence of the Majapahit Empire, which reached its zenith in the 14th century. This gallery features a significant collection of terracotta figures, bronze artifacts, and stone carvings that illustrate the daily life and religious devotion of the period. The exhibits highlight the empire's sophisticated urbanization and its role as a central hub for trade and diplomacy within Southeast Asia, long before the arrival of European powers.
Furthermore, the room explores the deep connections between Majapahit’s royal heritage and the subsequent development of Balinese culture. Visitors can observe the distinct artistic styles from intricate gold jewelry to sacred weaponry that reflect the spirit of unity in diversity. By showcasing these remnants of a maritime superpower, the gallery provides a vital historical context for the transition from the ancient kingdoms to the modern history of the Indonesian archipelago.
