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Extra Work

This section brings together my additional explorations in textiles and surface design, including weaving samples, pattern development, embroidery, and Indian handicrafts. Each experiment allowed me to understand different materials, techniques, and traditional processes while developing my own visual approach. These works reflect my curiosity, hands-on learning, and interest in combining craft with contemporary design.

Working with Mata Ni Pachedi helped me explore traditional printing, natural dyes, and storytelling while understanding the beauty and cultural richness of Gujarat’s folk art.

This project captures Mumbai through patterns inspired by its streets, people, everyday moments, and vibrant culture. I explored colour, composition, and repetition to turn familiar elements of the city into a playful visual language.

I started my embroidery journey with the simple running stitch, learning how basic lines and repeated movements can create patterns and texture. This helped me build control, patience, and an understanding of how even a simple stitch can add character to fabric.

Exploring Chikankari introduced me to the delicate beauty of traditional Indian embroidery. I experimented with fine stitches and subtle patterns, learning how precision and detailing can create an elegant and intricate surface while understanding the craft behind this timeless technique.

Working with Lambani embroidery allowed me to explore a more vibrant and expressive approach to surface design. I experimented with colourful threads, mirrors, and decorative details, understanding how traditional motifs and craftsmanship come together to create a rich, textured textile.

Simple Weave

Satin Weave

Twill Weave

Extra Weft Weave

This exploration introduced me to the fundamentals of weaving through satin, twill, S and Z twill, and extra-weft samples. Each technique gave me a different understanding of structure and surface, allowing me to see how simple changes in yarn arrangement can create varied textile effects.

S- Twill Weave

Z- Twill Weave

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