KMV celebrates National Handloom Day with an array of Sustainable Garments & Accessories
Kanya Maha Vidyalaya (Autonomous) celebrated 12th National Handloom Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. The celebrations were organised by the PG Department of Fashion Designing.
Rajat Kumar
Aug 7, 2026 06:57
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Jalandhar, August 7, 2026: Kanya Maha Vidyalaya (Autonomous) celebrated 12th National Handloom Day with great zeal and enthusiasm. The celebrations were organised by the PG Department of Fashion Designing.
The event was a vibrant celebration of India’s rich textile heritage, showcasing the dedication and talent of the students. The day featured an impressive array of sustainable, up-cycled garments, accessories and articles created by the students of BSc FD Semester V. These included an exquisite and diverse range of traditional and contemporary Up cycled garments and accessories made from textile pre and post-consumer waste. These creations not only demonstrated the students' creativity and technical skills but also reflected their deep commitment to celebrating and preserving cultural treasures through contemporary design.
In her address, Director Prof. Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi emphasized the importance of promoting Swadeshi products and supporting artisans, highlighting their crucial role in sustaining their livelihoods and reviving our cultural heritage. She noted that such sustainable initiatives are not just about preserving traditions but also about inspiring innovation within the fashion industry.
Prof. Dwivedi also highlighted K.M.V.’s dedication to empowering emerging designers with essential fashion design skills, preparing them to excel in a competitive and self-reliant industry. It is pertinent to mention that there will be a long week celebration dedicated to this day during which various activities such as embroidery competition, invited talks, quiz etc. will be organised and students will also showcase their contemporary work to the audience.
Director lauded the efforts of Dr. Harpreet Kaur, Head, Fashion Designing Department, Amarjot, Tarandeep, Dr. Simerjeet and the entire faculty for their exceptional efforts in organising and celebrating this significant day and week turning it into a memorable occasion that honored India’s handloom legacy while fostering new talent.
