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13/03/2024
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Third-year fashion design students embarked on a transformative journey to Mundra and Bhujpur, Gujarat, immersing themselves in the rich heritage of batik print clusters. As part of their craft project, the goal was to delve into the processes, people, and spaces at the grassroots level, where the art of batik thrives.
Recognizing that these elements are integral to any craft practice, the students, as future responsible designers, seized this opportunity to sensitise themselves to the craft's ecosystem.
In collaboration with Khamir, students meticulously studied the batik printing process at eight units across Mundra and Bhujpur.
Through detailed documentation of batik motifs and tracing their traditional journey, students analysed their relevance in contemporary scenarios. This initiative aims to spotlight the narratives, struggles, innovations, and craftsmanship of master artisans, fostering a deeper appreciation for their work.
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