This project is a three-part poster series that visually narrates a piece of folklore about the Pandawa brothers, passed down orally in my village. Rather than illustrating literal scenes, I focused on symbolic figures — a golden deer, a black swan, and a lotus flower — each carrying a specific meaning from the story. The goal was to give an oral tradition a visual identity that feels mystical, cohesive, and easy to read at a glance, while still respecting the depth of the original story.