Reviving Bengali and Indigenous Folklore

We preserve, adapt, and share the rich cultural heritage of our oral traditions through books, archives, and storytelling projects built for modern audiences.

Otiprakrito - Volume 1

A beautifully illustrated bestiary with over one hundred mythical creatures from Bengali and indigenous folklore.

A Bengali Puthi Mistaken for a Quran in an Outback Mosque

A Daily Star report on the Bengali puthi Kasasul Ambia, long misidentified as a Quran in an outback Australian mosque, and what that mistake reveals about language, memory, and diaspora history.

Mazar of Syed Yaqub Shah

Can a piece of taro catch a thief? At this shrine in Moulvibazar, folklore says crushing one between two bricks can make stolen goods come back.

Gule Deogandha

A mythical flower said to cure any illness. A journey through strange kingdoms, monstrous serpents, and a princess who devours humans. Prince Firoz Shah will risk everything to find the legendary Gul-e-Deogandha. But the flower holds a terrible secret—and some miracles come at a price far greater than anyone imagines.