:: TRAINING ::


 

India has an age long heritage of traditional crafts. Nothing in the world matches the handmade textiles and crafts of India . All the more, it becomes a matter of regret that most of our traditional crafts are not thriving but just surviving in the global market.

Spite of this over the last few years the exports of handicrafts from India are showing an upward trend and it can go beyond measurable boundaries provided we can produce world-class design with accepted quality at reasonable price while retaining the traditional features.

Keeping this in mind it is our objective to impart skills to individuals, which enable them to appreciate and understand the craft, at the same time come out with successful products designed to suit the current needs of the customer. The need is to understand - the craft itself, the traditional features of the craft, the modifications possible, production techniques, product development, costing, pricing, packaging, the market trends, marketing, customer profiles and market segmentation.

It is not humanly possible for any one person to be an expert on all these aspects - the only way is to get a taste - a direction. Keeping this in mind - Vaitarna- has been planning and conducting various trainings, giving basic understanding and/or hands-on experiences. These participatory courses train individuals to learn very systematically the fundamentals of any skill from technically trained expert faculty supported by master craftsperson.

Sr. No.

Programmes

Duration

Courses

Sessions

I

 

 

 

 

Certificate in Basics of Design (CBD)

1 Month

Twice a week

What is Design

Types of Design

Elements of Design

Color Theory

Principles of Design

Art Applications

 

 

 

 

 

II

 

Certificate in Tribal Arts & Folk Painting (CTF)

2 months

Twice a week

1. Tattoos

2. Floor Decoration

a. Alpana

b. Rangolis

3. Wall Decorations:

a. Madhubani
b. Warli
c. Mandana

4. Fabrics:

a. Embroideries

b. Paintings

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

III

 

Certificate in Care of Fabrics (CCF)

1 Month

Twice a week

Types of fabrics

Purpose of selection

Criterion for care

Steps in caring of fabric

Pre-laundering

Stain removal

Laundering of special fabrics

Demonstration on cotton & silk

Storage of fabrics

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IV

Diploma in Traditional Textiles & Crafts: (DTTC)*

6 months

Thrice a week

Basic Embroidery

Indian Embroidery

Traditional Textiles

4

20

20

V

 

 

Diploma in Textiles Dyeing & Printing (DTDP)*

6 months

Thrice a week

Batik

Bandhani

Kalamkari

Stencil Printing

Spray Painting

Fabric Painting

Vegetable Dyeing
Wood Block Printing

Silk Screen Printing

4

4

4

2

2

2

4

4

4

VI

 

 

Diploma in Pattern Making: (DPM)*

6 months

4 times a week

Basic Tailoring

Pattern-Making

Advance Pattern-Making

Wardrobe Planning

12

20

20

8

 

VII

 

Diploma in Business Skills in Textiles (DBST)

6 months thrice a week

Enterprise Development

Basics of Textiles

Types of Businesses in Textiles

Project Report

Support Services

 

 

 

 

 

VIII

 

Diploma in Enterprise Development (DED)

3 months thrice a week

Introduction Entrepreneurship :

- concept & precept

Communication Skills

Negotiating Skills

Idea Generation & Evaluation

Market Research

Business Planning

Project Report

Internship & Experience

Exhibition

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IX

 

Diploma in Basics of Textiles(DBT)

3 months

Thrice a week

Textile terms

Textile Fibers

Textile Yarns

Textile Fabrics

Weaves & Knits

Quality Control

Glossary of fabrics

Market Research

Field Trips/Visits

 

 

 

 

 

* = Individual courses can be taken as certificates