INDIAN TEXTILES AND LUXURY CRAFT
Where Heritage Becomes Craft. Tradition Becomes Culture. Handmade Becomes the Future.
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About
(The Course)
A professional program in Indian textile traditions, luxury craft practice, and material innovation. You learn how heritage techniques, quality finishing, and contemporary design thinking converge to build a craft identity.
Course
Structure
What You Will Learn
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Explore Indian textiles, embroidery, weave, and surface craft
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Understand luxury quality, material finishing, and heritage techniques
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Build a strong craft portfolio rooted in Indian making traditions
Modules
- (01) Indian Textile Heritage, Craft Systems & Luxury Value Indian Textile Heritage, Craft Systems & Luxury Value
- (02) Fibres, Yarns, Materials, Colour & Textile Science
- (03) Weave, Knit & Constructed Textiles Studio Weave, Knit & Constructed Textiles Studio
- (04) Embroidery, Surface Ornamentation & Luxury Hand Finishing
- (05) Dyeing, Printing & Natural Colour Lab Dyeing, Printing & Natural Colour Lab
- (06) Digital Textile Design, CAD, AI & 3D Craft Support Digital Textile Design, CAD, AI & 3D Craft Support
- (07) Luxury Quality, Circularity, Product Engineering & Studio Readiness
- (08) Craft Cluster Documentation, Portfolio & Core Mini Collection
Career
Pathways
- (01) Textile and Craft Designer
- (02) Heritage and Luxury Product Developer
- (03) Craft-based Entrepreneur and Brand Founder
Global
Exposure
Affiliated with MSME ( Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises), Government Of India.
Affiliated with MSU (Medhavi Skills University), India
Frequently Asked Questions
(01)
What is the Future Textiles & Innovation certificate?
A 6-month foundation program focused on future textiles, experimentation, testing, prototyping, and portfolio building.
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Who should join this program?
Students or professionals interested in materials, sustainability, innovation, prototyping, and future-focused textile roles.
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What will I learn in simple terms?
You will learn future textile basics, how to test and document experiments, and build prototypes.
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Does it include sustainability and circularity?
Yes. Students build a portfolio with environment, sustainability, and circularity themes and practical thinking.
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Will I learn 3D printing?
Yes—at a starter level. You'll learn how 3D printing supports prototyping for textile ideas.
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Is this a tech-heavy course?
No. It's design-led and beginner-friendly. We focus on practical experimentation, not engineering.
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What are the outcomes at the end of 6 months?
A portfolio showing process, test logs, iterations, and a mini capstone outcome, suitable for progression or entry roles.
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What career directions can it support?
Junior roles in innovation labs, materials support, prototyping support, sustainability/materials teams, and further study pathways.
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What are the eligibility requirements?
Minimum 10+2 (or equivalent). Any fresh graduates, working professionals, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Portfolio is preferred but not mandatory.
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How do I enquire or apply?
Use the enquiry form/WhatsApp. We'll share the brochure, fees, dates, and the next info session.