The fusion of traditional and modern techniques aims to create visually striking and unique textiles that combine the best of both worlds.

Bandhani is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves tying and dyeing fabric to create intricate patterns.

Digital printing is a modern textile printing technique that uses digital technology to create high-resolution prints on fabric.

Shisha is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves the use of small mirrors to create a shimmering effect.

Laser cutting is a modern textile technique that uses lasers to cut intricate designs into fabric.

Chikankari is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves the use of hand-embroidered stitches to create intricate designs.

Ultrasonic welding is a modern textile technique that uses ultrasonic waves to bond fabrics together without the use of thread or glue.

Block printing is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves the use of wooden blocks to print intricate designs on fabric.

3D printing is a modern textile technique that uses 3D printing technology to create three-dimensional structures on fabric.

Ikat is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves the use of hand-woven techniques to create intricate patterns.

Nanotechnology is a modern textile technique that uses nanotechnology to create fabrics with enhanced properties such as water repellency and stain resistance.

Batik is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves the use of tie-dyeing to create intricate patterns.

Plasma technology is a modern textile technique that uses plasma technology to create fabrics with enhanced properties such as wrinkle resistance and antimicrobial properties.

Zardozi is a traditional Indian textile technique that involves the use of hand-stitched embroidery to create intricate designs.

Biotechnology is a modern textile technique that uses biotechnology to create fabrics from sustainable and renewable resources.