Jawaja Durrie - gap areas and opportunities

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Abhilasha Kumari | Divyansh Nigam | Minakshi Sharma | Pooja Kushwaha | Priyanka Gahlot | Shailija Khati | Sheeba Khan Master of Design 2016 - 2018


Understanding the local and regional sensibilities of the craft in the context it is practised, deriving unique element of the craft practised into new possibilities‌


SOCIAL GAP AREAS

EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCE HEALTH

a) Lack of education in terms of -- new techniques -- designs b) Dependency on external forces/inputs for innovations.

a) Dwindling Workforce b) Less involvement of women workforce

a) Poor eye sight. b) Musculoskeletal disorders


SOCIAL OPPORTUNITIES

EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCE HEALTH

a) Workshops, Seminars, Exhibitions on local/ state level -- Creating awareness programs, through visual communication

a) Exposing women to little explored areas such as -- Weaving & Marketing.

a) Redesigning Workspace -- Ergonomic loom, seating provision, lighting intervention


ECONOMIC GAP AREAS

a) Minimal Product branding

MARKETING

b) Incapability to explore/pitch/identify/ new markets and exploit existing ones (MARKETING SKILLS) c) Scope of creating new product offerings using existing skill set

MANAGEMENT

a) Storage of product -- Disorganized storage space -- Inappropriate storage techniques -- Salvaging disfigured products b) Business management Book keeping (Unorganized paperwork) -- order and supply -- financial records


ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES

MARKETING & BRANDING

Scope for improvised product branding Value addition to existing branding -- Adding personalized narrative to create personal connect with customers -- Brochure/Visiting Cards (as quick recall giveaways at exhibitions and stalls) -- Catalogue (To keep tasteful new clients) -- Tags and Logo Understanding needs of contemporary Indian design market and possible new product category -- cushions, Runners, Mats, Throws, Wall-hangings, Bed spreads


ENVIRONMENTAL GAP AREAS

WATER

a) During process -- Water usage - dyeing Use of chemical dyes b) Labor intensive durries making process- scope of improved mechanization (winding machine)


ENVIRONMENTAL OPPORTUNITIES

WATER

Alternative product making post end of product life Natural dyes and sustainable use of water Alternative usage of flint

In weaving, during beating motion, wool warp yarns are rubbed through reed all the time due to this phenomenon lots of wool fibre gets wasted… weavers can use these fibres for the filling of soft toys or pillows…


Cushion Table mats Table runner Wall Hanging Bed covers (Traditional chadar – Twill weave) Throws

PRODUCT

-- Experiment with rib weave

SOLUTION Catalogue – A product catalogue with lifestyle images, product information, range, collection which can be mailed/presented to new prospective client.

BRANDING

Exposure – Visual Presentation of colour combination (experiment with colours )

EDUCATION


Through student’s design project ,showcasing students inspiration-actualization journey

DESIGN PROJECT

SOLUTION CLIENT PROFILE U.S. market, European market Hospitality industry, for example: hotels Retail

Design develop management Packaging Value additional Labelling

HANDS ON EXERCISE


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