OLD SOUL

About the collection :

Inspired by Rajasthan through architecture, movement and memory.

Not as a tourist postcard.

Not as a photographic reproduction.

But as the way a place stays in your head after you’ve left.

A palace seen from a boat.

Steps disappearing into water.

A fort gate opening onto a road.

953 windows bleeding into trees and colour.

The collection takes these familiar architectural landmarks and redraws them through different visual languages — watercolour, silhouette, abstraction and hand-drawn marks.

Each garment feels like a page from a sketchbook.

Something seen. Something remembered. Something written down before the page was closed.

Design Description:

FRONT: Carries old soul in handwritten script, set against a rough terracotta brushstroke.

BACK: Shows Gadisar Lake in Jaisalmer.

A chhatri rises in deep orange above the water. Its arched pillars reflect into dark ripples below. Steps cut diagonally towards the surface. Two birds pass overhead.

The city sits quietly on the horizon.

Unlike the Hawa Mahal piece, there is no watercolour here.

The image is flat, graphic and decisive — the architecture stripped down to its essential lines.

It feels like the way a place looks when you close your eyes and try to remember it.

The steps went all the way down.