Jani Mhane (Jani Says) Consume takes a closer look

Consume takes a closer look at what it means to live in a dystopian

Their endearing tales will give you a glimpse into the deep loving bonds that humans and elephants shared once upon a time in our society

originally collected and compiled in a volume of Rajasthani folktales called 'Baatan Ri Phulwari' by Vijaydan Detha

but heart-breaking too

and fascinating facts

Jani Mhane (Jani Says) Consume takes a closer lookA 10 page comics which brings together abhangas or parts of abhangas by 13th century Bhakti poet, Saint Janabai from Warkari tradition in Maharashtra as well as few grindmill songs (ovya) documented by a project called I tell you woman! (https: grindmill. org ). This comics tries to talk about womens material labour, spiritual intimacy and womens experiences around gender and sexuality in their daily lives across time and space.