**Inner Landscapes** It explores the intimate interior of Ladakhi architecture, shifting the perspective from the exterior facades that often define cultural identity to the hidden spaces within. Crafted using cardboard, paper mache, clay, and natural pigments, the piece captures a traditional Ladakhi kitchen viewed through a window—a quiet frame that holds layers of memory, warmth, and sustenance. The kitchen in Ladakhi homes is not just a functional space; it is the heart of domestic life, embodying hospitality, tradition, and continuity. By using discarded and natural materials, the work reinforces ideas of sustainability and cultural preservation, transforming what is often overlooked into a tactile narrative of belonging and rootedness.