Integrated Development Trust Integrated Development Trust, The students of Jewellery Design Department of JD INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF DESIGN(JDIDS) visited Integrated Development Trust to understand the in-depth meaning of sustainability and ethical usage of resources. They learned about techniques of creating bead jewelry, macramé, paper mache and jute products. The products are made with minimal resources available and are eco-friendly as the components used in
Review Session by Ambika Thandavan Review Session by Ambika Thandavan is currently the Senior Designer at C. Krishniah Chetty & Sons. and is an internationally qualified jewelry designer, product developer and management professional with an inherent passion towards creating and developing innovative products. She has over 8 years of work experience in the luxury jewelry industry in India, Hong Kong, Dubai and the UK gained through
Interactive Talk by Roshni Rajendra Interactive Talk by Roshni Rajendra manages the content on GreenStitched and its feature enhancements. She has worked on resource efficiency projects for apparel factories. She was invited to JD Institute of Fashion Technology to share tidbits on the approach towards accepting and acknowledging sustainability. The term sustainability is subjective and according to Roshni, The ‘Triple Bottom Line’ Approach which refers
Fabric Appreciation by Diploma students Creativity has no bounds and is definitely not limited by time. Three weeks into their Diploma in Fashion Designing course, the Textile module exposed the students to execute a Project on Fabric Appreciation by implementing techniques such as Scouring, Shibori, Block printing, Screen printing, Fabric painting, Natural painting, Texturing, Fevicol resist. Stencil and Batik. Fabric Appreciation by Diploma students
Talk on Sustainable Design The Dept. of Interior Design was completely blown over by the talk session delivered by Raahul Khadaliya, Founder, and Director of Studio ABCD. Born and bought up in a small town of Palanpur, north Gujarat, Raahul has studied architecture (1999 – 2001, dropped out), photography (self-studied) and design (NIFT, Bangalore 2004-2008). He has over 8 years of experience in multidisciplinary design.