Digitizing cionventional patterns of Gujarat embroidaery and product development
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Digitizing cionventional patterns of Gujarat embroidaery and product development
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Creator |
Shameembanu A.Byadagi
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Contributor |
Shailaja D.Naik
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Textiles and Apperal Designing
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The present investigation on “Digitizing Conventional Patterns of Gujarat Embroidery and Product Development” was conducted during 2007-09 with the main objective of modifying and digitizing conventional Gujarat embroidery motifs and incorporating in hand woven Dharwad saris. The selected seventeen conventional motifs comprised of six buttas for the body, three borders for the pallav and eight main motifs above the pallav were planned and digitized using GC Kala – 2004 with interface Paint Shop Pro (PSP) software. In total five Dharwad polycotton saris were woven of which one was the hand embroidered (control) and another four were swivel patterned saris produced on handloom with Jacquard shedding mechanism. Later, consumer acceptance for these saris was assessed and the cost of production was estimated. Thirty each working women and housewives of Dharwad town were interviewed to assess the extent of acceptance for the swivel pattern saris. More than fifty per cent of the housewives mentioned that most of the digitized patterns of Gujarat embroidery resembled wholly with the respective hand embroidered motifs, however, they preferred digitized patterns. The respondents in general opined that the swivel pattern saris were excellent since the designs were very attractive, pleasant, eye catching, unique and first of its kind. The cost of production of saris was relatively lesser than hand embroidered, where the weaver could earn 25 per cent of net profit per sari. |
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Date |
2016-10-28T15:51:31Z
2016-10-28T15:51:31Z 2009 |
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Thesis
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http://krishikosh.egranth.ac.in/handle/1/82844
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application/pdf
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UAS, Dharwad
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