Patriotism in Threads: Ranabhoomi's Inspiration in Weave design
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The National Institute of Fashion Technology Daman term end Jury for Textile Design was a platform for students to showcase their creativity and skills. The theme 'Glitch in Nature' inspired students to experiment with unique designs that highlighted the beauty of nature. As part of their Basic Weave Design subject, students presented their projects, incorporating elements that reflected their interpretation of the theme. Students Shantanu, Manya Parmar, Pranchi Sinha, and Khushi Singh drew inspiration from the Indian Army's spirit of courage and resilience, particularly from the Ranabhoomi. Their designs featured a predominantly navy-blue color palette, symbolizing peace, and calmness, complemented by earthy tones reminiscent of soil and forest hues.
The projects showcased intricate weave designs, with some incorporating the twill weave technique to add texture and depth. The jury was impressed by the students' ability to blend traditional weaving techniques with modern design sensibilities, creating unique and captivating pieces.
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