The Vismay Sangrah features woven geometric bamboo wall art, inspired by the free-hand facial and leg tattoos once prevalent among tribal women in North East India and various Southeast Asian countries. These intricate patterns, etched onto the skin, symbolized milestones such as coming of age, social standing, marital status, and personal growth. More than mere adornments, these designs held deep cultural significance, carrying the stories and identities of generations past. Through this collection, Pusaaka seeks to honor these traditional art forms, continuing the legacy with bamboo—the common medium that has long connected tribal communities. This piece is framed as shown.