EVENT TITLE  : Aari workshop

DATE : 30.08.2024

TIME : 9.00 AM to 4.00 PM

VENUE : Block 7, BMS Block Sewing lab

EVENT CONVENER  : Ms. N.P.Swetha Menon ( HOD of  FD)

EVENT COORDINATORS : Ms.Sathya V Assistant Professor, Ms.Vidhyavathi S Assistant Professor

SUMMARY OF THE EVENT:

The Aari Embroidery Workshop was conducted on 30th August 2024 at Block -7, BMS Block, Sewing Lab with the aim of providing participants with a hands-on experience in this intricate and beautiful form of embroidery. The workshop was attended by I Year B.Sc Students.

Workshop Highlights:

  • Aari Embroidery Techniques: Participants were introduced to the basic stitches and techniques used in Aari embroidery, including the chain stitch, backstitch, and filling stitches.
  • Pattern Design: Participants learned how to create their own embroidery patterns, focusing on floral designs and geometric shapes.
  • Project Demonstration: The Resource person demonstrated a complex Aari embroidery project, showcasing the intricate details and techniques involved. During the practical session, attendees were divided into groups of five. Each group had 15 minutes to demonstrate the stitches allowing participants to apply the skills.
  • Hands-On Practice: Participants had ample opportunity to practice Aari embroidery under the guidance of the instructor.
  • Feedback and Evaluation: Participants provided feedback on the workshop, sharing their experiences and suggestions for improvement.

 

OUTCOMES OF THE PROGRAM: (Based on SDG and Feedback)

– SDG 1: No Poverty

By teaching Aari embroidery skills, the workshop can equip individuals, especially women, with valuable vocational training. This can enhance their employability and earning potential, contributing to poverty reduction at a local level.

– SDG 4: Quality Education

The workshop promoted the preservation of traditional crafts like Aari embroidery, contributing to cultural heritage. Participants acquired new skills in Aari embroidery, enhancing their employability and creative abilities.
– SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth

Participants acquire new skills in Aari embroidery, enhancing their employability and earning potential. For those who choose to pursue Aari embroidery as a profession, it can provide a sustainable source of income.

– SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities

Aari embroidery is a traditional craft often practiced by women. Workshops can empower women by providing them with skills and opportunities for economic independence.