RAJASTHAN ARCHIVE
HERITAGE · MEMORY · ARCHITECTURAL IMPRESSIONS
"Not as a tourist postcard. Not as a photographic reproduction. But as the way a place stays in your head after you've left — something seen, something remembered, something written down before the page was closed."
The Architecture of Memory
A palace seen from a boat. Steps disappearing into dark water. A fort gate opening onto a quiet road. 953 carved sandstone windows bleeding softly into trees and evening color.
The collection takes these familiar architectural landmarks and redraws them through different visual languages — watercolour, silhouette, abstraction, and intimate hand-drawn marks.
Pages from a Traveler's Sketchbook
Each garment feels like a loose leaf torn from an architect's notebook. It captures not the frozen stone, but the impression left by the desert sun, the dust, and the silence of forgotten courtyards.
These are roads walked long before we arrived, and they will be walked long after. A tactile homage to structures that refuse to yield to time.
RAJASTHAN ARCHIVE is CLOY’s poetic journey through desert heritage across four distinct silhouettes — transforming monumental forts, quiet lake ghats, and royal facades into wearable sketches.
THE FOUR EDITIONS
BUILT TO LAST
Hawa Mahal, JaipurThe architecture is held quietly in the illustration — the building doesn't quite end, and the trees don't quite begin. Banaya Tha Rehne Ko. Built to last.
View Piece →OLD SOUL
Gadisar Lake, JaisalmerIt feels like the way a place looks when you close your eyes and try to remember it. The sandstone steps went all the way down into still water.
View Piece →STAY A WHILE
City Palace, UdaipurThe palace is reduced to its essential shapes — walls, arches, levels, and light — while the boat creates the distance between the viewer and the place. Pani Mein Mahal. The palace in the water.
View Piece →WALKED THESE ROADS
Rajput Fort GateIt feels like a quick sketch made before the light changes. These roads were walked long before you arrived. They will be walked long after.
View Piece →EXPLORE THE COMPLETE ARCHIVE
Four sketchbook silhouettes capturing the raw sandstone, desert lakes, and timeless architectural memory of Rajasthan. Browse every edition, fit details, and sizing in the official archive.
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