Sustaining the Traditional ‘Kasuti Embroidery’ by Digital Embroidery Software
Sarita Devi, . Sushila, Nisha Arya, Sunil Changdev Talekar
Current Journal of Applied Science and Technology · pp. 40–45 · Published 27 Jul 2022
10.9734/cjast/2022/v41i2631780Abstract
Indian embroideries are popular all over the world and are highly liked [1]. Kasuti embroidery has its own regional identity and has crossed borders to be marketed in different parts of the world. Traditional Kasuti embroidery with ethnic designs and motifs with brilliant colours bear an individual hallmark of Indian textile design [2]. The success factor of Indian regional embroidery ‘Kasuti’ included: Customer specific designs and products, incorporating global styles” [3]. In the present study, traditional ‘Kasuti’ embroidery motifs were explored and collected for the creative& innovative designing. Top-ranked motifs were selected for innovative design development and designs were developed with the help of Corel DRAW X3 software. After then digitize the selected designs using Wilcom E2 embroidery software. Respondents evaluated the products on the basis of different parameters like techniques, aesthetic appeal, design placement, uniqueness of design and overall appearance. The study found that all the developed products by using digital embroidery softwares are highly preferred by consumers, they are ready to purchase the developed article. Its looks like traditional hand embroidery.
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