Embroidery, weaving, and printing are all traditional techniques used to create intricate designs and patterns on garments, helping to preserve the cultural heritage and aesthetic of traditional wear.

Preserving traditional wear techniques serves multiple purposes, including maintaining cultural identity, promoting economic sustainability by supporting artisans and local industries, and ensuring the continued availability of traditional garments for future generations.

Embroidery is a technique that involves the application of decorative stitching and embellishments to fabric, creating intricate designs and patterns that are characteristic of traditional wear.

Weaving is the process of interlacing threads or yarns to create fabric, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Printing is a technique that involves the transfer of designs and patterns onto fabric using dyes, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Dyeing is the process of adding color to fabric using dyes, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Natural dyeing is a technique that involves the use of natural dyes derived from plants, minerals, and insects, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Embroidery is the process of creating intricate designs and patterns on fabric using a needle and thread, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Handloom weaving is a technique that involves the use of hand-operated looms to create fabric, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Powerloom weaving is the process of creating fabric using a power-operated loom, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Motif and symbol incorporation is a technique that involves the use of traditional motifs and symbols to create designs, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Color palette preservation is the process of preserving the traditional color palette of a particular region or culture, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Fabric selection is the process of selecting fabrics that are traditionally used in a particular region or culture, often used in the production of traditional garments.

Apprenticeship is the process of passing down traditional wear-making skills and techniques from one generation to another, often through a formal or informal arrangement.

Documentation and recording, oral tradition, and visual documentation are all techniques used to preserve traditional wear-making processes and techniques.