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Raja Kumari

At the intersection of ritual and rebellion, Raja Kumari's music blends hip-hop with the rich visual and rhythmic language of Indian culture. This project conceptualizes a self-titled album visually rooted in the cultural contrasts that define her music.

Photo of person in red jacket in record store holding a Raja Kumari vinyl

Sacred Roots,
Global Voice

Raja Kumari is an Indian-American artist known for blending hip-hop with classical Indian traditions. This conceptual project imagines a self-titled album that reflects her mission to bridge East and West.

Architectural forms explore her dual cultural identity, with stone pillars serving as a central motif. Rooted in both Indian and Western architectural histories, pillars symbolize her personal strength and the blending of two cultures.

Red and blue draw from Hindu symbolism and American influence, while gold lends the palette a sense of grandeur, carrying both cultural significance and the weight of artistic achievement. Expressive typography brings these elements together in an identity that mirrors the cultural fusion at the heart of her music.

Collage of a Raja Kumari poster, CD cover, guitar pick, and photo of Raja Kumari on stage
Collage of Raja Kumari poster, song playing on phone, ticket stub, and the lyrics from a song 'From LA to Bombay know we coming up'
Collage of photo of Raja Kumari in sari with crown, gold chain, CD cover, and vinyl album cover
Photo of the homepage of the imagined Raja Kumari self-titled tour and album
Raja Kumari in a blue gown with sunglasses on, at night
Under red light, confetti falls down on a crowd at a concert
Ornate window frame filled with small rectangular blue window panes and a view of the city through a key hold shaped window in the center
Photo of Raja Kumari in blue sari and crown
Concert crowd under red lights with confetti falling down on them