Threads of Revolution is a tactile and critical reflection of the author’s journey from 'taught history' to finding 'factual history’. The project utilises 'stitching' as ‘re-writing’ to subvert the historiography of India’s freedom struggle; and 'khadi' as a ‘counter-material,’ to archive and bring into Indian consciousness the suppressed history of armed resistance against British colonial rule.

Through an innovative blend of archival research, textile cartography, counter-mapping, and site-specific performance, Threads of Revolution identifies and re-situates the sites across London beyond the existing blue plaque honouring Vinayak Savarkar at India House, a meeting point of Indian revolutionaries between 1905 to 1910.