Rajsi Verma Soniya Gupta Preeti Puneet | Lesban Better

The murals quickly became conversation starters for tourists and locals alike. A small café near the main square, noticing the surge of visitors, began serving —a blend of local herbs and spices, named after each artwork. The café’s owner, Mr. Singh, pledged a portion of profits to maintain the murals, ensuring they stayed vibrant and protected from weather wear.

, as a place, earned recognition from a national sustainable‑development grant. The grant funded a rain‑water harvesting network that further reduced water scarcity and complemented the solar micro‑grid. The town’s name began appearing in case studies on rural revitalisation, and a delegation of city planners visited to learn from Lesban’s model. rajsi verma soniya gupta preeti puneet lesban better

The creative process of Lesban Better is a collaborative and organic one. The artists often come together to brainstorm ideas, share their inspirations, and build on each other's strengths. Soniya Gupta describes their creative sessions as "effortless and magical," where ideas flow freely, and the excitement of creating something new is palpable. The murals quickly became conversation starters for tourists