This thesis explores spiritual perceptions around Data Darbar's, Lahore, through textile arts. Using mixed media and textile techniques, it transforms community beliefs into visual narratives. The work blends tradition with contemporary methods to reflect evolving spiritual ideas, capturing the essence of Data Darbaar’s atmosphere and the cultural richness of Lahore in tangible, expressive textile forms.

My work explores marriage’s sacred bond and its social consequences. Rooted in Islam and cultural customs, it critiques how extravagant ceremonies overshadow the true essence of marriage. The art reveals the tension and hidden sufferings—domestic violence, stress, and divorce—often ignored behind society’s idealized view of marriage.