This article explores the evolution of design education in India, tracing its journey from trade to teaching. Historically, India was a global center of land and maritime trade, exporting textiles, metalwork, pottery, and other design-rich commodities via ancient routes like the Silk Road and the Indian Ocean trade net...
P. Joshi, Vijai Singh Katiyar· The International Journal of...· 0 citations
This study investigates how fundamental design elements line, silhouette, color, texture, and proportion, together with the structural components of Material, Structure, Form, and Function collectively shape fashion aesthetics and influence visual perception. Adopting a qualitative descriptive research design, it integ...
Md. Ahshan Habib, Israt Jahan, Rukaeya Yesmin Mim et al.· Journal of Textile Engineeri...· 0 citations
The Development of the fashion industry demands innovations that integrate aesthetic value, creativity, and sustainability. This creative research aims to develop a patchwork technique based on the concept of a puzzle game as a form of visual creativity in fashion, which not only functions as body covering but also pro...
Mada Maulida, Purwosiwi Pandansari Sari· Sinergi· 0 citations
As the design industry continues to evolve, people are not only setting higher standards for design and aesthetics but are also placing greater emphasis on the cultural significance embedded in design. However, due to the steadily lowering barriers to entry in the design industry, most graphic designs on the market suf...
Zhan-Meng Zhang· Arts Studies and Criticism· 0 citations
The growing demand for sustainable practices in the textile industry has highlighted the importance of integrating traditional craft knowledge into contemporary design education. Historical textile techniques offer valuable insights into material properties, low-impact production processes, and culturally embedded know...