Now I know its very unusual to write about the artwork in an airport but this was covered to the extent they gave tours to showcase it all. They were not happening then but you could still take a lot of pictures yourself to document the work.
When we got to Mumbai airport there were an astonishing amount of things to look at while we were waiting to board the plane and there were no crowds. I bought a scarf as I needed to get rid of my rupees (you can’t take them out of the country) having previously only bought a hat at India – Ranthambhore Tiger Sanctuary, a bottle of water and later on a KFC in an airport since we flew from Jaipur-Udaipur one day, Udaipur-Mumbai, Mumbai-Goa and then finally Goa-Mumbai after a couple of days.
Now this really is the end of the India series.
The English Introvert 
Mashallah, u have clicked beautiful pictures
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Thank you. Yes I have taken many beautiful pictures.
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my pleasure!
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Wow, these are so beautiful! I love airports and I love beautiful and well looked after airports even more. One of my personal favourite ones is Vancouver Airport where they have lots of amazing First Nation art pieces! Thanks for sharing and fueling my wanderlust 😊 Aiva
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Your welcome. There are cards in the airport explaining who made each piece and the reasoning/inspiration behind them all. It also tells you the materials used.
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