Course Contents An introduction to the subject. Introduction to the ancient costumes Aryan period. The period costumes and the costumes that has evolved from the the arrival of Alexander the Great. Asoka Dynasty and the Buddhist influence on the dressing of the subcontinent. The fall of Moriaya Dynasty. The cultural influence that the invasion from the north of the. .subcontinent had on our dressing. The arrival of on the subcontinent. The Lodhi Dynasty, the Syyaid dynasty. The arrival Mughal rule with Babur and his son Himayun. Akbar the Great and Jahangir. The great builder Shahjahan and Auranzaib. The arrival of the westerns on the subcontinent and The Battle of Palasey. The fall of Mughals and the rise of British Raj and the war of 1865 independence. Recommended Books / Resources Bhatnagar, Parul. Traditional Indian Costumes and Textiles. Abhishek Publications, 2004. Maxwell, J, Robyn. Gittinger, Textiles of Southeast Asia: Tradition, Trade and Transformation. Periplus Editions, 2003. Muscat, Cathy. Kumar, Ritu. Costumes and Textiles of Royal India. 2000. SEMESTER - III Course Code Course Credit Hours DRP-207 Draping- l (Basics) 3 (1+2) Course Objectives To acquire the knowledge of human body measurements, body types, postures, silhouettes and bone structure. Learn to use tools and materials. To develop the basic understanding required to construct 3D draping from working drawings, design sketches and their application to current trends. To develop key concepts and practical skills required in the advance draping modules. To develop their own sense of proportion, silhouette, line and style.
Course Contents An introduction to the subject. Introduction to the ancient costumes Aryan period. The period costumes and the costumes that has evolved from the the arrival of Alexander the Great. Asoka Dynasty and the Buddhist influence on the dressing of the subcontinent. The fall of Moriaya Dynasty. The cultural influence that the invasion from the north of the. .subcontinent had on our dressing. The arrival of on the subcontinent. The Lodhi Dynasty, the Syyaid dynasty. The arrival Mughal rule with Babur and his son Himayun. Akbar the Great and Jahangir. The great builder Shahjahan and Auranzaib. The arrival of the westerns on the subcontinent and The Battle of Palasey. The fall of Mughals and the rise of British Raj and the war of 1865 independence. Recommended Books / Resources Bhatnagar, Parul. Traditional Indian Costumes and Textiles. Abhishek Publications, 2004. Maxwell, J, Robyn. Gittinger, Textiles of Southeast Asia: Tradition, Trade and Transformation. Periplus Editions, 2003. Muscat, Cathy. Kumar, Ritu. Costumes and Textiles of Royal India. 2000. SEMESTER - III Course Code Course Credit Hours DRP-207 Draping- l (Basics) 3 (1+2) Course Objectives To acquire the knowledge of human body measurements, body types, postures, silhouettes and bone structure. Learn to use tools and materials. To develop the basic understanding required to construct 3D draping from working drawings, design sketches and their application to current trends. To develop key concepts and practical skills required in the advance draping modules. To develop their own sense of proportion, silhouette, line and style.
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