Indian Handloom Masterclass

Indian Handloom Masterclass, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 36 lectures, based on 33 reviews, and has 99 subscribers.

You will learn about Indian Handloom Textile An introduction to Various Natural Raw material Yarn and its structure and relative density calculation Dyes used in Indian handwoven textile: Synthetic and Natural Basic Introduction to Indian Woven Textile Design Handloom Technology Overview of Various Indian Handloom Technique. From raw material to handwoven textile: Overview of the process How to judge the quality and authenticity of handwoven textiles How to calculate price of a handwoven textiles. Glossary of Indian Decorative Weaving This course is ideal for individuals who are Fashion design students or Budding fashion designers or Merchandisers or Handloom Startup Owners or Textile Enthusiasts or Handloom Enthusiasts or And anybody who want to understand Indian Handloom in a deeper manner. It is particularly useful for Fashion design students or Budding fashion designers or Merchandisers or Handloom Startup Owners or Textile Enthusiasts or Handloom Enthusiasts or And anybody who want to understand Indian Handloom in a deeper manner.

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Summary

Title: Indian Handloom Masterclass

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 36

Number of Published Lectures: 36

Number of Curriculum Items: 36

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 36

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Indian Handloom Textile
An introduction to Various Natural Raw material
Yarn and its structure and relative density calculation
Dyes used in Indian handwoven textile: Synthetic and Natural
Basic Introduction to Indian Woven Textile Design
Handloom Technology
Overview of Various Indian Handloom Technique.
From raw material to handwoven textile: Overview of the process
How to judge the quality and authenticity of handwoven textiles
How to calculate price of a handwoven textiles.
Glossary of Indian Decorative Weaving

Who Should Attend

Fashion design students
Budding fashion designers
Merchandisers
Handloom Startup Owners
Textile Enthusiasts
Handloom Enthusiasts
And anybody who want to understand Indian Handloom in a deeper manner.

Target Audiences

Fashion design students
Budding fashion designers
Merchandisers
Handloom Startup Owners
Textile Enthusiasts
Handloom Enthusiasts
And anybody who want to understand Indian Handloom in a deeper manner.

There is no organised knowledge source to understand Indian Handloom when it comes to the technical understanding of handloom textile. Books and blogs are there who are hardly touching the Designing, Production, Costing and any other detail what a designer or an entrepreneur needs to understand.

This course is offering comprehensive learning of Indian Handloom where a beginner will get a deeper understanding. An intermediate learner will get more clarity and new knowledge on Indian Handloom. An advanced learner will get something which is purely derived from extensive working experience and field studies.

Debal Banerjee designs this course which is a handloom practitioner and textile designer having 13 years of experience. In this course, one can get a comprehensive insight on following topic.

Raw Material (natural and synthetic fibres used in textile)
Yarn (structural detail and relative density calculations of yarns popularly used in Indian Handloom)
Textile Dyes (Details of synthetic and natural dyes used in present-day Indian Handloom)
Handloom Technology
Introduction to textile design: Decorative Handloom Weaving.
Introduction to Indian Handloom Techniques (Harness Lifting, Jamdani, Ikkat, Cut shuttle)
Authenticity Identification methods (Ikkat, Jamdani, Banarasi etc.)
Handloom Workflow: Explanation of every step of the production process.
Cost Calculation Methods.
Glossary of Indian Decorative Weaving.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Indian Handloom Masterclass: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Raw Material

Lecture 1: Classification of Textile Fibers

Lecture 2: Cotton

Lecture 3: Silk: Introduction

Lecture 4: Silk: Classification

Lecture 5: Silk: Myth and Facts

Lecture 6: Linen

Chapter 3: Yarn

Lecture 1: Yarn: Introduction

Lecture 2: Yarn: Structural Classification

Lecture 3: Yarn: Relative Density Calculation

Lecture 4: Cotton Yarn

Lecture 5: Silk yarn

Lecture 6: Twisted Yarn

Lecture 7: Zari (Metallic Yarn)

Chapter 4: Textile Dyes

Lecture 1: Textile Dyes: Classification

Lecture 2: Textile Dyes: Facts

Chapter 5: Handloom Technology

Lecture 1: Handloom Technology: Introduction

Lecture 2: Parts of Handloom: Explanation

Lecture 3: Live Handloom Actions

Lecture 4: Handloom Technology: Important Facts

Chapter 6: Understanding Decorative Indian Handloom Weaving

Lecture 1: Textile Design: Introduction

Lecture 2: Indian Decorative Weaving Techniques: Classification

Lecture 3: Harness Lifting Process

Lecture 4: Jamdani

Lecture 5: Ikkat

Lecture 6: Cut Shuttle

Lecture 7: Non Woven Textile Ornamentations of India

Chapter 7: Identifying authenticity and Judging Quality of Indian Handloom

Lecture 1: Identifying Authenticity: Introduction

Lecture 2: Average Pick Count Inspection

Lecture 3: Back Side Inspection

Lecture 4: Ikkat Inspection

Lecture 5: Quality Judgement of Indian Handloom Textile

Chapter 8: Handloom Workflow

Lecture 1: Indian Handloom Workflow

Chapter 9: Costing

Lecture 1: Cost calculation method with example

Chapter 10: Indian Handloom Glossary

Lecture 1: Indian Handloom Glossary

Chapter 11: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Instructors

Debal Banerjee
Textile Designer | Handloom Expert | Educator

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5 stars: 18 votes

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