Raggar_b illustrations

Raggar_b illustrations I create illustrations and characters from all walks of life, as I want to represent those who aren't always seen in mainstream.

I hope to gain your support and help me continue this passion!

South Asian Heritage Month Installation complete! Thank you to  and  for including me in this project! I’m glad to be a ...
30/08/2025

South Asian Heritage Month Installation complete! Thank you to and for including me in this project! I’m glad to be a part of this and create this amazing project to highlight the beautiful South Asian community in Luton ✨ I set up my first ever workshop and created this amazing community saree with everyone’s amazing block stamps!

Thanks again to everyone who participated and visited the installation!

Another illustration from my research on Indian miniature portraits, where I highlighted the use of gold in this portrai...
05/03/2025

Another illustration from my research on Indian miniature portraits, where I highlighted the use of gold in this portrait of two women with their attendants. The use of gold is shown to represent the beauty and fortune of the two women as well as their abundant wealth.

An illo I referenced from my research on Indian miniature paintings! There were so many beautiful paintings I saw in the...
25/02/2025

An illo I referenced from my research on Indian miniature paintings! There were so many beautiful paintings I saw in the ’s collection and had to draw ✨

This piece ‘Miniature Gold’ is a screenprint about gold used in Indian and Mogul miniature paintings and how it has hidd...
22/12/2024

This piece ‘Miniature Gold’ is a screenprint about gold used in Indian and Mogul miniature paintings and how it has hidden symbolism in the portraiture.

For this ‘inspired’ V&A residency, I searched for a collection of museum items that closely related to my Final Major Project, which was the South Asian tradition of passing gold jewellery down to generations of women. I was drawn towards the collection of Indian miniatures and portraits in the South and South East Asia Collection.

After further research, I decided to explore how Indian miniatures had used gold to create symbolism in their narrative of the portrait. I investigated the significance of gold in South Asia, particularly its association with the inheritance of gold jewellery among women. My goal is to use the findings from both projects to showcase the symbolism of gold within South Asian communities and to understand its deep-rooted cultural significance of why gold is gifted affectionately to women.

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