From the riverbank clay of Kumortuli where deities are sculpted with reverence, to the winter sweetness of gur, simmered by nomadic hands into something sacred, each of these moments that I have captured is a gesture of memory. Even the image of the 'traditional Bengali wife'—so often misunderstood—becomes a lens through which I explore the unseen power and layered roles women inhabit. I see them as visual poems that hold the weight of culture, care, and inheritance.