Most clothes go through being the new go-to outfit, getting passed down to a sibling, then being nightwear and eventually, ending up as a cleaning cloth.

This exhibit celebrates this common nuance of T-shirt from being a new piece of clothing to a cleaning rag on a pedestal, juxtaposed with a clip that talks of this culture in a popular stand-up comedy by Kenny Sebastian. 

Be it the Guptas, Sharmas, Roys or Kumars, all houses have this treasured plastic bag, hence framed.

This piece showcases the TV remote whose plastic skin was only removed years later and covered with tape and old adhesive holding it together in an Indian living room setting, complete with a classic old sofa cover.

This set not only tries to take you down memory lane when your mom used to pin a hanky to your uniform but also encourages the audience to take one from the many hung on the clothesline and pin one to their clothes.

The hand towels have prompt lines stitched on them to show how to fold to a perfect triangle to pin.

The now fashionable tote bag has been your friend since a long time, all because of Amma's well planned out system.