Vision

To create a dynamic platform that preserves and promotes traditional design heritage while encouraging innovation and contemporary interpretation among fashion students, contributing to the global appreciation of cultural fashion.

About the Club:

The Design Heritage Club is an initiative of the Department of Fashion Design aimed at preserving, exploring, and promoting traditional art forms, textiles, and crafts. The club provides students with opportunities to study heritage designs and reinterpret them into modern fashion. It focuses on building awareness about India’s rich cultural legacy and encourages sustainable and ethical design practices.

The club engages students in creative exploration through research, practical applications, and community interaction with artisans, ensuring that heritage crafts remain relevant in today’s fashion industry.

Key Focus Areas:

• Traditional textiles and crafts
• Indian heritage art forms
• Surface ornamentation techniques (Appliqué, Embroidery, Printing)
• Sustainable and ethical fashion practices
• Cultural storytelling through fashion

Objectives

• To develop understanding of traditional design heritage
• To promote awareness of Indian crafts and textiles
• To encourage innovation through fusion of traditional and modern designs
• To conduct workshops, exhibitions, and design competitions
• To support artisan communities and promote sustainable fashion