Indian Fashion Art
 3 Months Certificate Course

Art Fetchers Institute

Art Fetchers Institute is proud to offer a 3-month certificate course on Indian Fashion Art. This unique course aims to provide students with an understanding of the rich heritage and contemporary developments in the field of Indian fashion. Throughout the course, students will delve into the history and evolution of traditional Indian textile processes and designs, as well as explore the integration of these traditions into modern fashion trends. Additionally, students will gain practical skills in sketching, drafting, and creating fashion illustrations inspired by Indian motifs and aesthetics. The course is designed to cater to both aspiring fashion designers and anyone interested in understanding and appreciating Indian cultural heritage and contemporary fashion trends. We are excited to invite students to join our course and embark on a journey of discovery and creativity in the world of Indian fashion art.

We strive to be committed to the students we are privileged to serve, in our alumni association, our dedicated, talented faculty and staff. We also take pride in having the most active and helpful group of partners, visionary parents, well-wishers, alumni and friends.
Indian Fashion Art
3 Months Certificate Course

Month 1: Introduction to Indian Fashion Art

Week 1-2: Overview of Indian Fashion and Textiles

  • Introduction to the Rich Tradition of Indian Fashion
  • Historical Evolution of Indian Clothing and Textiles
  • Exploring Different Indian Textile Techniques


Week 3-4-5: Indian Motifs and Embellishments

  • Study of Traditional Indian Motifs (Peacock, Paisley, etc.)
  • Understanding Embroidery Techniques (Zari, Zardozi, etc.)
  • Incorporating Beads, Sequins, and Other Embellishments


Month 2: Regional Indian Fashion Styles

Week 6-7: North Indian Fashion Styles

  • Exploring Punjab, Kashmir, and Rajasthan’s Fashion Traditions
  • Traditional Outfits and Embroidery Techniques


Week 8-9-10: South Indian Fashion Styles

  • Examining Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh’s Fashion Heritage
  • Unique Draping Styles, Sarees, and Jewellery


Month 3: Modern Interpretations and Portfolio Development

Week 11-12: Fusion of Traditional and Contemporary Styles

  • Modern Adaptations of Traditional Indian Fashion
  • Exploring Into-Western Fusion Fashion
  • Balancing Tradition and Innovation


Week 13-14-15: Creating an Indian Fashion Art Portfolio

  • Developing Illustrated Fashion Designs with Indian Influences
  • Incorporating Traditional Elements into Modern Outfits
  • Presentation of Portfolio, Peer Feedback, and Self-Reflection