Mandala Design 

This mandala celebrates the soul of Punjab, reflecting its rich traditions, vibrant culture, and strong values. At its heart lies the Khanda, symbolizing Sikhism, an essential part of the state's identity. Surrounding it are carefully chosen motifs like dhols for music, mustard flowers and wheat sheaves for Punjab’s agricultural pride, and phulkari patterns to showcase its colorful textile art.

The bold colors and rhythmic patterns create a sense of harmony, capturing Punjab’s lively spirit, unity, and joy. This design serves as a creative homage to the resilience and warmth of Punjab, making it a timeless tribute to its cultural identity.

Guided by - Dr. Monikuntala Das  

Trophy Design for Equestrian Sports

This project focuses on designing a trophy for equestrian sports, combining dynamic forms with the elegance and power of horseback riding. Inspired by the flowing motion of a galloping horse, the trophy reflects the harmony between rider and horse. The design emphasizes grace, strength, and precision, key attributes of equestrian sports, and serves as a symbolic celebration of achievement in this field. 

Guided by - Dr. Shanu Sharma

Bamstand

This project bridges traditional bamboo craftsmanship of Tripura with modern design to create an ergonomic laptop stand. Designed to support proper posture, the stand is lightweight, durable, and eco-friendly, offering a sustainable alternative to conventional materials. It not only enhances usability but also promotes local artisanship, and transforms traditional craft into a practical, market-ready product. 

Guided by - Dr. Monikuntala Das  

Study table cum Storage Hub

Pitara is a colorful, portable storage-cum-study table learning kit designed to make education fun and engaging for children at Anganwadi centers. Each box features interactive themes like animals, vehicles, and alphabets, encouraging creativity and learning through play. It combines education and entertainment, promoting early childhood development in a compact and practical design. 

Guided by - Dr. Sukanta Majumdar, Dr. Shanu Sharma  

This self-portrait was drawn from the Symbolism art movement. Here, I have combined my likeness with symbolic elements like animals and natural forms. 

The monkey and black panther represent curiosity and mystery, while the dense foliage symbolizes growth and connection with nature. The bird at my chest signifies freedom and spirituality, echoing Symbolism’s focus on transcending the physical world.

By intertwining these elements, the portrait explores themes of identity, human connection to nature, and inner emotion, resonating with Symbolism's core values of imagination and personal expression.