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Sustainability conference 2019. Topic Sustainable arts and crafts.

Sustainability conference 2019. Topic Sustainable arts and crafts. Supervisors Dr. C. Carr , Dr. M. Rigout, Dr. V. Cheung. Student Ms. A.M.D. Thakker. School of Design. 2 nd year PhD. Introduction World concerns, 1. Global warming. 2. Overflowing landfills.

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Sustainability conference 2019. Topic Sustainable arts and crafts.

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  1. Sustainability conference 2019. Topic Sustainable arts and crafts.

  2. Supervisors Dr. C. Carr, Dr. M. Rigout, Dr. V. Cheung. Student Ms. A.M.D. Thakker. School of Design. 2nd year PhD.

  3. Introduction World concerns, 1. Global warming. 2. Overflowing landfills. 3. Carbon emissions. 4. Widespread diseases.

  4. Review Ancient Vedic wisdom for future sustainability. Sustainability is a balancing act. “Look deep into nature and you will understand everything better”. - Sir Albert Einstein

  5. A. Natural herbal processing of fabrics. Benefits, Eco processing. Slow fashion. 3. Medicinal well being.

  6. Examples, Turmeric dyed fabrics – Antiseptic, Antiviral, Anti Oxidative.

  7. B. Handmade paper. Benefits, 1. Reuse waste cotton fabrics. 2. Saves tress. 3. Sustain cottage industry. 4. Mindful production and consumption.

  8. Handmade papers from papyrus. Handmade paper from waste cotton rags.

  9. Statistical review, Handmade paper from cotton rags, India. It saves, 3 tonnes of wood i.e. 6 tress 100 cubic meters of water i.e. 25 years of drinking water for one person £ 500 of wages i.e. one month income for 20 village women 1 square foot of land

  10. C. Wooden block prints. Benefits, Sustain rural employment. 2. Sacred grooves concept to plant tress and sustain Biodiversity. 3. Sustain medieval herbal pigment prints with medicinal benefits.

  11. C. Wooden block prints of Dhabu, Ajrakh And Sanganer In India.

  12. Methodology 1. ToF SIMS analysis for herbal benefits from plant phytochemicals. 2. Bio processing of Fabric. 3. Mechanical plasma processing. 4. Eco design developments. 5. Probability aspect on SPSS.

  13. “You must be the change you wish see in the world”. - Mahatma Gandhi.

  14. Primary particle Secondary particley particle ondary Particles Surface region Surface Region * Sustainable Arts And Crafts * Introduction In the present era, we witness the textile industry to be the second largest polluter next to big oil accounting for global warming, carbon emissions, and widespread diseases. Effluent from wet processing units is detrimental to marine life. The overflowing landfills with petro based plastics and thermocol are one of the top world concern for future sustainability. Thus it is imperative to stay in harmony with nature and adapt to fair trade practices. Promulgate slow fashion movement and inculcate an ancient holistic health approach in life. The concept of research stems out from pearls of wisdom of ancient and eternal Indian Vedic scriptures 5000 to 3500 BCE. Synchronizing ancient wisdom of sustainability to rescue modern climate crisis. 4 Review of literature “Let cloth be the medicine, let medicine be the cloth”, ayurvastra prodigious claim of unique organic dye process that allows the herbs to remain in Nanoparticles and interact with the skin.¹ From waste to wealth statistics, one tonne of handmade paper produced from waste cotton knit rags, saves 3 tonnes of wood and 100 cubic metres of water and creates £ 500 in wages, giving us: 6 trees for life-giving oxygen, soil and, water, 3 years of cooking fuel for one village family, 25 years drinking water for one person, 1 square foot of land for a waste dump site and 1 month’s income for 20 village women⁵ Susruta and Patanjali yoga sutra wise concepts: * Sacred grooves for the conservation of biodiversity. e.g. Plant and worship your Astro tree * Herbal clothing for healing health aliments For e.g. Ancient Buddhists monks turmeric dyed robes, were mentally soothing, antiseptic, aromatic and antiviral. * Utilization of raw materials from nature and back to nature as a way of life. e.g. Ancient rishis utilized palm leaf for writing with sandalwood paste and pomegranate pen and wooden block prints. 3, 4 Objectives To scrutinize the efficiency of medicinal herbs on fabrics and handmade paper for human health and environment with the ToF SIMS analysis. 2 ToF SIMS Analysis. Handmade paper from cotton waste. Herbal Fabrics. Ancient eco processing methodsResults 1, 6, 7. Deckle – frame paper from waste cotton hosiery. Saves tress & sustain ancient art. Generate employment. Waste wood, hand block prints with herbal pigments. Sustain women's potentials & Sustain eco process. Healing sustainable cotton fabrics. Herbal cotton fabric dyeing. Discussion Sustainability, is a balancing act. The ancient concepts of sustainability investigated for efficiency would be in high probability sustainable. Worldwide parallel studies are significantly undertaken by UNDP, WHO and, NASA to meet the agenda of sustainability with health benefits to the world. Reduced carbon foot prints & well-being. Recycle waste Efficiently. Plant trees. References Ayurvastra (2005) India. 2. Carr. C.(2015), short lecture (ToF SIMS) Japan. 3. Chengaiah. B., (2010) Medicinal importance of Natural dyes. 4. Sood.S. (2015), Forest research institute. India. 5. www.tara.in, 6. www.cottoncottageindia.com, 7. www.aurovillepress.com Supervisors Dr. C. Carr, Dr. M. Rigout, Dr. V. Cheung. Student Thakker A. M. D., 2nd year PhD, The School of Design, 2019.

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