Under the newly signed MoU, the British Museum will loan the Vastra to Assam for public display beginning in 2027, for a period of approximately 18 months. To meet the conservation and environmental standards required by the British Museum, the Assam government has allocated land (in Guwahati, Khanapara) for a new museum. The JSW Group, through its CSR initiative, has committed to constructing this state-of-the-art facility to ensure the Vastra is preserved and showcased in optimal conditions. By bringing this piece home, Assam highlights its artistic heritage and reconnects citizens with a major symbol of spiritual and cultural identity. CM Dr. Sarma said, ‘We are bringing this historic treasure back to Assam, where it truly belongs’. Alongside the physical exhibit, the British Museum will help create a high-quality digital version of the Vastra. This digital rendition is planned for exhibition as early as February 2026 (at Srimanta Shankardeva Kalakshetra) and will be made available online.