Presented by Dr.Mondira Barthakur saikia. Textile Design and Motifs

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1 Presented by Dr.Mondira Barthakur saikia Textile Design and Motifs

2 Textile Design Textile Designing involves producing patterns for cloth used in clothing, household textiles and decorative textile. Textile Design is a Process from the row material in to finished product

3 Design Design is the application of aesthetics by weaving, knitting, dyeing or printing to textile. It is the process or creating a structures for embellishments of fabrics. Weaving, knitting, dyeing and printing acts as a medium for the designer to express their emotion or state of mind through various designs and motifs.

4 Types of design Structural design Decorative design Naturalistic conventional Geometrical abstract

5 Structural design:

6 Structural design is a plain textile with no outer decoration on it.

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10 Requirements of Structural Design 1.It should be suited to the purpose 2.It should be simple and well proportionate 3.It should be suited to the material by which it is made, and to the process that will be followed in making it.

11 Decorative design

12 Decorative Design is the surface enrichment of structural design. Any type of colures or materials that have been applied to structural design for the purpose of adding a richer quality to it,constitute its decorative.

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15 Requirements of a good decorative design are 1.Decoration should be used in moderation. 2.The decoration should be placed at structural points and it should strengthen the shape of the object. 3.There should be enough background and space to give simplicity to the design. 4.Surface pattern should cover the surface. 5.Decoration should be suitable for material and purpose served.

16 Decorative design are of four types.

17 Naturalistic Conventional

18 Geometrical Abstract

19 Naturalistic design

20 Naturalistic design Naturalistic Design Which Represents the actual colours, Shapes, patterns, forms of the natural object like leaves, flowers, animals etc.

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22 Conventional design which are formed by exaggerating, modifying or altering the naturalstic design. Unusual lines, colours or textures.

23 Conventional designs

24 Conventional designs

25 Geometric designs

26 Geometric designs Geometric designs are the safest designs for untrained consumer e.g. squares, circles, rectangles, triangles, half circles, elliptical shapes etc.

27 Geometric designs

28 Geometric designs

29 Abstract design Abstract design is the modern design which allows the alignments and grouping of parts of the design which have no literial representation as such.

30 Abstract design

31 Motifs

32 Motifs The term motif is defined as the distinctive feature or the dominant idea in an artistic or literary composition of design. motif is a design or a pattern used as a decoration. A motif is a symbol of various specifications which is used to create design on the textile material.

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34 types of motives Conventional geometrical, traditional stylized. naturalistic abstract

35 Naturalistic A natural form is used and treated in a manner to have a suitable ornamental feature of the texture on which it is to be displayed. They are associated with nature, therefore they have natural significances. Natural motifs look like pictures usually of flowers, fruits, leafs, plants, creepers, birds, insects, animals scenes and other living things

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37 Abstract In an abstract design, the form of an object is simplified. Some characteristic features being kept abstract, in a natural design, the most important are emphasized to give beauty of nature. An abstract motif is one which does not convey any meaning but still is appealing.

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39 Geometrical These are constructed in purely geometric form by interacting the straight, vertical, horizontal, diagonal, curved, wavy, zigzag, twisted, cross line and squar, rectangular,rhombus, diamond, circular, oval, dotted shape although endless variations and combination are ornamented within the area.

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41 Traditional The term traditional is applied to those which have been handed down through generations without losing their original characteristics. The original designs are appropriately adapted from time to time by the process of evolution.

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43 Stylized Natural or abstract forms suitably modified to give a style or a new look is called stylized. This is necessary for the nature of fabrics and techniques used. Stylized motifs donot look like pictures of natural objects;usually the lines are simplified and conventionalized, sometime they are distorted.

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46 Presented by Dr. Mondira Barthakur saikia Fiber Science

47 Fibers are fundamental unit used in manufacturing of textile yarn. It is an individual, fine, hair like substance. Fibers usually are grouped and twisted together into a continuous strand called yarns. The yarn are then used to make various textile materials

48 Types of Fibers

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50 Vegetable Fiber Vegetable fibers are derived from plant source, so their basic material is cellulose and they possess certain basic properties.

51 Sources of Cotton

52 Cotton Clothes

53 Properties 1.All vegetable fibers have high density 2.They have high water absorbency 3.They are good conductor of heat 4.They have resistance to alkalis 5.They have low resilency.

54 Animal Fibers Animal fibers are derived from the hair of animal, saliva of silk worm etc. The basic element of this fiber is protein so they possess certain common properties.

55 Sources of Wool

56 Woolen garment

57 Sources of silk

58 Reeling muga cocoon

59 Silk thread and fabric

60 Properties 1. Animal fiber have medium dencity. 2.They are bed conductor of heat 3.They have high resiliency 4.They are susceptible to strong alkalis 5.They are susceptible to high temperature, strong sunshine

61 Mineral Fibers These are inorganic materials, derived from mineral rock and shaped in to fibers. They are mainly used for industrial purpose.

62 Use of Mineral Fiber

63 Properties 1. They have resistance to acid 2.They are highly pliable

64 Manmade or Synthetic Fibers These fibers are prepared in the laboratory from chemicals.

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66 Manufacture of manmade fiber

67 Manufacture of Rayon

68 Manufacture of Nylon

69 Manufacture of Polyester

70 Different type of Synthetic fiber

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73 Properties 1.They have high strength and resistance to abrasion 2.They have high resiliency, elasticity and elongation 3.They have low affinity for dyes 4.They have high resistance to moth, mildew and insect

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