Showing posts with label Indian Saris: Traditions - Perspectives - Design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Indian Saris: Traditions - Perspectives - Design. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Book Launch : 'Indian Saris: Traditions - Perspectives - Design'

BANGALORE

Venue - Oxford Bookstores
Leela Galleria Leela Palace Shop No. B4 To B8 23 Airport Road Bangalore - 560008
Date - 25 March, 2010
Time - 6.00pm
Chief Guest - Vani Ganapathy
Guest of Honour - Prasad Bidappa


CHENNAI

Venue - Landmark Bookstore
LANDMARK LTD, Chennai Citi CentreNo: 10 & 11, DR.Radhakrishnan Road, Mylapore, Chennai – 600 004
Date - 26 March
Time - 6.30pm
Chief Guest - Gowri Ramnarayan
Guest of Honour - Anita Ratnam

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Friday, December 18, 2009

Design for Kota Doria Saris


Glimpse from a final year project done by a textile design student of NID, Lisa Methew

Friday, December 4, 2009

Ms Kaur appreciates 'Indian Saris'

Valuable words of encouragement and a moment of joy that needs to be shared with everyone now. Ms Gursharan Kaur, in her inspiring message sent to Wisdom Tree, has appreciated the book, 'Indian Saris: Traditions - Perspectives - Design', and sends her best wishes for its success. Ms Kaur is the wife of India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh.

She writes, "I found the book to be really beautiful in design and deep in content. My best wishes on the exquisite piece of work."

Saturday, November 7, 2009

India Launch of 'Indian Saris: Traditions - Perspectives - Design'

After a very successful International Launch in London in April this year, Wisdom Tree, New Delhi & the National Institute of Design(NID), Ahmedabad is happy to announce the national launch of the publication, “Indian Saris: Traditions – Perspective – Design” at the Metropolitan Hotel, New Delhi on 11th November 2009. Maharani Chandresh Kumari, MP - Lok Sabha has kindly given her consent to be the chief guest. The book will be released in presence of Internationally reknowned fashion designer Ritu Kumar. Other dignitaries expected to be present at the function, to name a few, are dancer Bhavana Reddy, fashion designer Nida Mahmood and Monisha Gupta and Ruchi Goyal Kaura. The young achievers will be wearing their favourite sari and sharing their special relationship with it.

The book on Indian saris celebrates the meaningful engagement of contemporary Indian design with the traditional handloom industry of India. This visually delightful publication rediscovers the hand woven sari, an iconic traditional product of India for its conceptual strengths that are relevant to the contemporary markets. The book has been published by Wisdom Tree, New Delhi in association with NID.

We all at NID, and Shobit Arya - the Publisher, hope that the event will immensely motivate the designers and everyone else related with heritage and handlooms to further the cause of handlooms and the contemporary Indian design. The event is expected to be attended by a good number of people from the design fraternity and the Government.