Tex-Style Week & Heritage Competition kickstarted at Home Science College
In a vibrant celebration of traditional craftsmanship, Tex-Style Week kickstarted at Government Home Science College with inspiring Heritage Competitions. The event witnessed a diverse array of traditional textile techniques including Phulkari, Bagh, Dasuti, Crochet, and Knitting.
City Air News
Sep 10, 2024 11:31
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Chandigarh, September 10, 2024: In a vibrant celebration of traditional craftsmanship, Tex-Style Week kickstarted at Government Home Science College with inspiring Heritage Competitions. The event witnessed a diverse array of traditional textile techniques including Phulkari, Bagh, Dasuti, Crochet, and Knitting.
Participants displayed their intricate creations, reflecting the cultural richness and artistry embedded in these techniques. Phulkari, known for its elaborate embroidery, and Bagh, with its distinctive floral motifs, captivated attendees with their detailed artistry. The Dasuti garments, rooted in traditional practices, combined practicality with cultural significance, while the Crochet and Knitting exhibits demonstrated the versatility and timeless appeal of these techniques.
Tex-Style Week, a much-anticipated event, continues with workshops, exhibitions, and interactive sessions aimed at further exploring and appreciating the rich traditions of Indian textiles throughout the week. The Panache Club provided students with a platform to engage actively in the preservation and innovation of cultural heritage, ensuring these traditional techniques continue to inspire future generations.
Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal, emphasized the importance of preserving these heritage skills while encouraging innovation within traditional frameworks. The event not only celebrated the beauty of these art forms but also provided a platform for students to engage themselves in learning such art forms and further contribute towards the preservation of cultural heritage.
