Indian Navy

Calcutta Chronicles - Indian Navy

This bespoke installation translates Kolkata’s architectural legacy into a layered, museum-white relief that becomes a powerful symbol of identity, pride, and place.

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Calcutta Chronicles – Indian Navy

A panoramic relief uniting Kolkata’s icons—Howrah Bridge, Victoria Memorial, BBD Bagh-era edifices and contemporary silhouettes—into one continuous civic portrait. Clean, architectural modelling and a heritage-white finish give museum-like clarity, while layered depths cast crisp shadows that animate the skyline.

Effect: Installed as a pride marker, it instantly became the room’s identity wall. Officers and visitors pause to locate familiar landmarks, sparking stories of the city and service—an elegant symbol of heritage, belonging and aspiration.

 

Medium: High-relief plaster/fibreglass blend on panelled substrate
Technique: Hand-carved architectural profiles; layered skyline with projecting cornices and micro-tooling for fenestration details
Relief Depth: ~20–50 mm with selective undercuts for shadows
Finish: Matte heritage white with soft patina in recesses; protective clear coat
Framing/Mounting: Continuous backframe with concealed mechanical anchors; service access at top edge
Lighting: Directional spot + linear wash to articulate façades and rooflines
Care: Microfiber dusting; avoid solvents; periodic check of anchors
Edition: One-of-one (commission for Indian Navy)

Calcutta Chronicles – Indian Navy
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