Sage School of Design Bhopal

Macrame is a textile art form that involves knotting fabric to create patterns. The knots can be made from a variety of materials, such as cotton, h**p, or jute. Macrame has been a popular art form for centuries, and was especially popular in the Victorian era and during the 1960s.

Session take by the Expert "Mrs Mala Khare" Yarn Craft Artist

Workshop on "Important elements in Interior design" by Abhishekh Bairagi

Mr. Ankit Singh gave an expert talk on material exploration. Students get the opportunity to explore materials like wood,glass and discover their potential both in the development and to check out the transformative potential of traditional materials for new design possibilities in the early phase of design processes

An estimate is a projection of the likely cost of any undertaking. Before beginning any project or job, it is important to be aware of the project’s estimated potential cost. The main goal of estimation is to make it possible to determine the price of the work before it begins. Ar. Sudhir Kumar Chandel who is an academician and Industry Expert will guide students on how to estimate and find the approximate cost of the project. Students will learn the Civil works involved in the Interior Design Project like Walls, Plasters, Granite Flooring, Marble & Tile Floorings, Window, and Door frames, Waterproofing, Kitchen Platforms, Wall tiling, Fixed furniture works like Main door & Safety doors, TV units, Wardrobes, Bed with siders and Headrest, Dressing unit, Shoe rack etc. He will also be giving a lecture on the Working Drawings and how to read them for our estimation works. The most important point that he will be creating is the Rate Analysis for all the items considered in Interior Works for any project.

Design with natural materials outcome of Stone Craft, Sem IV, School of Design

Dyeing and Printing outcome, Sem IV, Batik print outcome, School of Design

Garment construction classes taken by the faculty of SoD, Ms Garima Vishwakarma

School of Design, Sem IV, Design with Natural materials class in progress, Bamboo Product Development by Dr Mahima Nand

The name Kalamkari originates from Persian words qalam (pen) and kari (craftmanship). Andhra Pradesh is famous all over for this form of art. The major forms are Srikalahasthi from Chittoor district, and Machilipatnam Kalamkari of Krishna district. The whole process of Srikalahasthi Kalamkari involves seventeen steps such as block making followed by cloth treating, printing, and washing etc. The Srikalahasthi style of Kalamkari is used mostly for narrating the religious myths and also epics on fabric while the saris of this particular style are renowned for its classy and artistic borders and pallu. Kalamkari colours are made mostly from vegetable dyes. The popularity of this exquisite form of painting has earned international repute for the state of Andhra Pradesh.

Kalamkari Workshop taken by expert organised by School of Design