Saṃrachanā / संरचना - derived from Sanskrit, translates to structure or composition —a word that elegantly encapsulates the spirit of this work.
Saṃrachanā is a visual exploration of Rajasthan’s cultural architecture — literal, symbolic, and conceptual. Set against the luminous backdrop of Jaisalmer, this project delves into the subtle interplay of form and identity, tradition and innovation, stillness and movement.
Rajasthan is a land where color is not merely an ornament, but a language — spoken through textiles and frescoes, in turbans and veils, and in the ever-shifting sands of the Thar Desert.
In Jaisalmer, that language is further etched into stone and structure. Intricately detailed havelis, sun-drenched forts, patterned courtyards, and shadowed alleyways form a visual grammar of time and craftsmanship.
Saṃrachanā seeks to honor Rajasthan not just as a destination, but as a living composition — where every element, from the grandest façade to the subtlest gesture, contributes to a larger cultural framework.
Limited-edition of 540 copies. Printed on recycled, environmentally-friendly papers.
