Gallery Mystica

The story of Gallery Mystica

Gallery Mystica is the art gallery in front of you in Koregaon Park, and the clearest thing about it is that it presents mystical sculptures and Indian sculptural art rather than a standard commercial display.

Gallery Mystica’s own website says the Pune gallery was set up in 1990 by Rajesh Narang and his wife, gemmologist Bhagwati Narang. That same page links the gallery to their childhood passion for art and to their interest in India’s temples and their treasures of Indian art. A separate listing for Gallery Mystica in Koregaon Park gives 1996 as the year of establishment, so the place is documented with two different opening dates.

The gallery is in Koregaon Park, a residential area in Pune that has also grown into a commercial hub, with dining, nightlife, live music bars and pubs around it. That context matters because this is not a museum in isolation; it is part of a busy neighborhood where people come for both shopping and going out.

If you are looking at it from outside, the practical detail to note is its shop setting on North Main Road near MIT Corner. Justdial lists opening hours as 11:00 - 21:00, and Sunday as Closed.