India’s role in the global textile trade has been so profound that its lexicon has shaped the way we describe fabrics, patterns and clothing. Similarly, Indian design motifs have remained ...

“Every designer will create something around ... Purvi points that mangoes were the most favoured motifs in textiles, Gujarat also had other popular ones such as mynah, parrot, peacock and ...

Nick Ballon Supported by By Alice Newell-Hanson SIX DAYS A WEEK (unless it’s snowing), the Swiss textile designer Sonnhild ... has an interlocking teardrop motif inspired by 19th-century German ...

Here, we’re sharing the five motifs and details that are going to be at the forefront in textiles and wallcoverings in 2025. Sheers with personality left a strong impression at this year's Déco ...

The iconic motif has had quite a journey From its ... and eastern promise about it that suited the times,” says textile designer and artist Sarah Campbell, who during the 1960s and ’70s ...

Textile design is the art of creation and repetition of a design called a motif to cover a large area for decorative purpose, or as a means of symbolism of a culture. It is not limited to the ...

Concurring only partially, Raja, faculty head of textile design at the National College of Arts (NCA), points out that, “In our milieu, motif and patterns were once powerful cultural markers but ...

The term ‘Motif’ refers to a design or figure that consists of recurring shapes or colours, as in architecture or decoration. India is a land of diverse culture which also provided ample space ...

Ribbon features a linear motif that mimics the flow of a ribbon in motion, with angular folds that layer colours and transparencies. The Ribbon textile ... director of design Sara Balderi.

A saree inspired by Raja Ravi Varma paintings With the intent to revive the saree, which represents a starry night, and uses the star or moon motif ... on a cotton silk fabric to give the saree ...