The Sisterhood Archives is a self initiated series of postcards aiming to remember the Indian feminist pioneers and symbols. Starting out as a conversation amongst friends in a hostel room, its an attempt at reimagining their ideologies in today’s context, to make it more relatable to the Modern Indian woman. The quirky pop art style takes inspiration from old Indian matchbox art with an added modern interpretation.
This project is an homage and a remembrance to the icons who brought about a significant change and inspired Indian culture.

Featured in the project -
The Goddess Durga - A symbol of the energy of the universe in Hindu mythology, the goddess is known to be affirmative and an avenger of all those who are wronged restoring moral balance in the world.

Savitribai Phule - A prominent social reformer, she is credited for starting the first girl’s school in Pune, India at a time when education was denied to girls. She advocated heavily for the end of caste and gender based discrimination in the country.

Pandita Ramabai - An ardent champion on women’s rights, authored numerous books critiquing the role of women in Hindu society, condemning practices that deprived women of autonomy in the 19th century. Her life’s work was devoted to educating women, founding an organisation that supported child widows, and offering profound critiques of religious and societal norms.