This project aims to document the history of Marwar through voices of its women. Marwari women have been the carriers and keepers of culture for generations. They've dutifully guarded traditions and customs. In these oral history interviews women talk about their childhood, families and cities they grew up in. They also shed light on marriage and migration and their encounters with the purdah system and lives in widowhood. Women have traditionally been involved in a number of activities and chores such as fetching water, cooking, playing games, celebrating festivals, crafting costumes etc. Fierce and bold, these women have been enthusiastic to learn, be it studying, shooting, horse-riding, swimming, painting or living independently. Through their stories, we capture the culture of Marwar from mid-twentieth century until now. They speak about the changes in women's lives, culture and development of cities over the years.