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KNOWLEDGE OF SILK FABRIC Possibly the prettiest, smoothest, and shiniest material ever. Silk is thousands of years old and is still considered a very valuable luxury fabric. After all these years, the method of silk production has not changed much. Methods of Production Despite advances in technology, silk production is still a labor-intensive process and involves a lot of effort. What Is Silk Made Of? Although a wide variety of insects are now used to produce silk, the most commonly used species are the larvae of Bombyx mori – (the caterpillar of the domestic silk moth). . . . . This exceptional silkworm produces the most sought-after material with many exceptional properties. Although silk is shiny and lightweight, it is also very strong, with silk filaments that are stronger than comparable steel filaments. HOW IS SILK MADE? Here is a step-by-step guide to ...

 LEARN MORE ABOUT SURFACE ORNAMENTATION Surface decoration adds great beauty and enhances the appearance of the fabric. The main idea of fabric decoration is to add an interesting element. The most common materials for surface decoration are mirrors, beads, sequins, threads, threads, buttons, and so on. It is a skill to beautify surfaces. It has been practiced in India for centuries. Each region of India is known for its own style of surface decoration. For example, Gujarat and Rajasthan are famous for their mirror work, Punjab for Phulkari embroidery, and so on. Studying surface beautification in a fashion design course will help you create beautiful designs. It’s a great way to express your love for art.  This article, let us understand the different types of surface jewelry. EMBELLISHMENT ON TEXTILE:- If we look back through history, we can actually trace the existence of surface jewelry through the clothes and garments of the people of that time. Everyday necessities like ...

FAMOUS KUTCHI EMBROIDERY Think of Gujarat and vivid images flash into your mind… exciting garbage, and camels decorated in great runs, all with colorful embroideries. Gujarat is one of the major contributors to India’s image as a colorful country. Every raw personality identity, from geometric sharks to intricate soofs and briar-inspired rubbers, is woven into the stitching of this embroidery. Things that are seen in everyday life; Flowers and shrubs, peacocks and ostriches, housewives and pastoral men are all sources of inspiration for this beautiful design. Kucchi women embroider everything from textiles to wall hangings, torans, bedspreads, bags, and camel decorations. Gujarat’s characteristic mirror work is thought to have originated from the use of natural mica found in the desert. It is now so widely used that local towns like Kapadwanj in Gujarat produce mirror glass specifically for this purpose. Beautiful bold colors, combinations that an accomplished designer would be afraid ...

HISTORY OF BANDHANI HISTORY:- The Indian style of knitting and weaving developed by the Khatri community of Gujarat in India begins with the Indus Valley Civilization The printing process was mentioned in the 7th century AD. It is found in the historical book - Harshacharita of Banbhat This biography refers to the marriage of Rajyashree, the sister of King Harsha, and describes the tie-dying of the bride’s shawl. The earliest appearances can be seen in fifth-century wall paintings and Ajanta cave paintings depicting women wearing bodices and portraits. POPULARITY:- Bandhani, one of the traditional Indian tie-dye techniques that have gained international attention, is native to Gujarat and Rajasthan. The most popular places that host Bandhani are Gujarat, Rajasthan, Sindh, Punjab and Tamil Nadu where it is known as Sungudi. Gujarat is home to the popular bandhani fabric called Chola or Gharcholu, the traditional Hindu bride's linen, which is now available in the form of sarees worn ...

HERITAGE OF INDIAN FABRICS India has a unique and rich textile tradition. It has many fabrics of different designs, made with different techniques compared to other countries in the world. The weaving skills in each region are developed according to location, climate, and culture Apart from being aesthetically pleasing, Indian fabrics are also suited to the Indian climate. The fabric is often colorful, and the fabric is often treated with incredibly intricate embroidery. The centuries-old tradition of beautiful weaving continues strong in different parts of the country, creating an array of stunning dresses, saris, and yards for all occasions. Let’s take a trip to the Indian subcontinent to discover the beauty of Indian textiles by region of origin and popularity: Brocade, Uttar Pradesh :- As a technique, it has long existed in various parts of the world, but what makes Banarasi brocade uniq...

 COLOUR THEORY IN FASHION DESIGN Color theory is crucial for any clothing, shoes, or accessories you design. Color can make or break your design and leave you with an unsold product. When designing clothes, it is essential to know which colors work, how to create them, and the color terms used by the fashion industry.  Fashion Color Theory – Differences in Primary Colors Let's start with the basics of color theory and related operations. A color wheel is an important tool for fashion designers and something you will refer to when choosing and deciding on a color palette for your designs. The color wheel, wheel, or circle, shows the spectrum of colors and their relationship to each other. The usual number of colors on the wheel is 12, although some use up to 24 colors. Primary colors are something you may or...