Capturing Words

Loomigurumi workshop

I eat, I sleep, I read, I wonder, I laugh, I see, I feel, I touch, I click & I just click
But she!
She just loves..and there she laughs..

Here I am sharing my project on 'CHARKHA' to let people know the value of 'Charkha' in this era as it is not just a hobby but it is a honorable occupation. I wish to express my sincere thanks to the Design Project, course coordinator Rishi Singhal, Photography Design for conducting the course and constant guidance.Special thank Prof. Dhruv Malhotra & Sathyanand Mohan for enormous support and encouragement. I would like to thank Arun Malhotra for sharing their research and providing valuable insights into the project ‘City’ . I would also like to thank all charkha lovers in the project for their valuable contribution and cooperation. Objective : To Know about Charkha’s contribution for city and currant position People who are still connected with charkha & their thoughts Charkha still exists or not Evolution of charkha Hand skills - training Process of making khadi because these ideas and stories has been difficult to realize or appreciate those things without knowing it.

The streets were full of posters
and cycle rickshaws were no less than roller coaster.
So many people were in long beard
and the different language letters and fonts gave me a sense of fear.
By mistake I said ‘kaka’ (elder man) on a very first day in ‘Dhaka’.
I converted ‘kaka’ to ‘dada’ (elder brother in Bangla)
and my ‘Chobimela’ journey starts with ‘taka’ (monetary unit of Bangladesh).