Born in Pune. Studied architecture at CEPT. Now in her final year, splitting time between the studio and a small type foundry she runs with two friends.
She first learned to draw on graph paper her grandfather brought home from the mill. Twenty years later, the lines have gotten finer, but the obsession is the same: to make a small object that holds a much larger idea. This is a portfolio of those attempts.
A 48-page riso zine on the small history of Pune's defunct mills.
A revival of a 1962 Marathi display face, reissued for screen.
A 64-square-meter weaver's home built around four trees and a courtyard.
A reading platform for Indian-language essays. Designed to feel like paper.
Architecture student, type designer, and the only person in her studio who still draws by hand. A profile in five projects.
